1/ I want to sketch out a difference between two kinds of 'good for business' environments that people usually don't appreciate
"Good for business" and "bad for business" look VERY different depending on your current scale and cash position.
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2/ A central fact of free-market capitalism is that capital does not care HOW it gains a return, and has no natural "time horizon"
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think of it as safety for the broadest/most pluralist set of visibly performed ideologies/social identities
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paradox of 'intolerance of intolerance'. Still 10x better than homogeneous small town where all but 'home' ideology are unsafe
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It's not a paradox so much as a misunderstand of the operative principle https://extranewsfeed.com/tolerance-is-not-a-moral-precept-1af7007d6376#.f01vijvpg …
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No it does not. The buy-in is a $20,000 subscription membership that's the biggest homogenizing filter there is
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You're trolling, but who do you suppose makes SF not-affordable? A homogeneous set profiteering of land ownership perhaps?
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Depends on which rich set you're talking about. Both sets exist in Bay Area: tech billionaires, property developer billionaires
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They have VERY different priorities for development of the region, as you would know if you were interested in actual conflict
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You're turning into a pure troll from whom it is not actually possible to learn much
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