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s0nicfan posted...

I definitely think we're entering an era where we collectively stop pretending that the only places to live are New York and the bay area, where people start seriously considering moving out into any number of states where cost of living is far lower. The last few years have showed us that a distributed workforce can work, so there's no longer a need to physically consolidate in one or two places.

We don't have a housing problem. We have a population distribution problem.

Nah, most people are to entitled and stubborn to give up living in premium citys like them.

And is probably why some kind of universal housing wouldn't work for the most part.