On the SF subreddit: https://t.co/XPS9UkKNCH

Sachin Agarwal

wow, how could this have happened? https://x.com/agarwal/status/1913114170800972251?s=46

https://x.com/danfriedman81/status/1910928535159517245?s=46&t=btIkh173tAV3h-PQAK4osg

bullish

Crazy how when you actually arrest and prosecute criminals, crime just goes down. https://t.co/CTLTGTVWRj

All they did was lock up fewer than a thousand recidivist criminals.  Which means SF officials permitted a few hundred savages to terrorize a city of two million for five years, destroying downtown retail and tourism and causing huge companies to move offices out of the city. https://t.co/ln1RTzlUXD

Daniel Friedman

design @splits | /wireframe /latenightcrew /event-pass /feud

@operator & /operator | BCI, bioinformatics, search, chaos, decentralized AI

yeah that’s probably the meat of it, although anecdotally i see fewer homeless people and the city generally feels like there’s a lot less trash strewn in public (tho those three things are probably not unrelated lol)