It can be true that both food farms and server farms consume water, right?

The market does not always work without help, but they dont argue to allow substandard housing. Airbnb and the like are without question bad for housing supply.

They want to make it easier for everyone to build more housing, which is a good thing in a place like California.

Overregulation is without doubt stifling the housing supply we desperately need, this is just maybe not the best way to frame that.

Honestly they should have changed more.

Panic selling is rarely the right move. Housing markets respond to interest rates and local economics far more than presidents. Make decisions based on your needs, not headlines.

skeets?

Knew i would find you on here. Not posting much here (or i guess anywhere) but look forward to hearing from you here because I am not on the Twitter X hellscape.

Cybertruck fits with the hellscape vibe.

Musk using fake words makes him feel smarter than he is.

Respectfully disagree on this one, Dare. Musk has all but admitted he likes H1-B hires because they work longer and don't have the same employment protections (and so less likely to complain or unionize). Big tech wants the next best thing to (well paid) indentured servants they can get.

This is not really American democracy. It forces a variety of complicated policies into a single take it or leave it bill. No room for give and take on each issue that could lead to more nuanced policy. This is also Congress ceding its authority to impact the policies subsumed in this bill.

Great insight. I do think Nassau bounces back as the political impact of closing schools during Covid fades further into history.

I think San Jose is just outside the top 20 MSAs by pop, but SJ would definitely be up toward the top. Scarcity, scarcity, scarcity.