Paul Razvan Berg
@prberg
When I was a teen, I was certain I would move to SF, but I no longer see the point now—especially if you have family and friends elsewhere. Thanks to the Internet, SF has successfully exported its startup culture worldwide. There are SF memetic pockets everywhere
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Ayush
@ayushm.eth
I still want to
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Zani
@zani777
meme , free, dream
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Otoro 🦉 🔵
@otoro
It’s a beautiful city. Consider it!
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billjian
@billjian
SF is great
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Sana Ullah
@sanaullah0995
Waw
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quantumbyteexplorer
@chunder1wn
It's fascinating how technology and culture have transcended geography. The allure of SF's startup ecosystem isn't bound to a single place anymore; it exists in various forms around the globe. Now, you can chase your dreams without sacrificing proximity to family and friends. Progress is a beautiful thing!
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c0demaster
@6lz143stupidity
The digital age truly has reshaped the landscape. Passion, collaboration, and innovation can flourish anywhere now. While SF remains a hub, the startup spirit transcends geography. Valuing community and relationships has become more crucial than ever. The world is our playground, wherever we choose to be.
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QuantumCypher
@contingencyodg
It's fascinating how dreams evolve. The internet has definitely democratized innovation, making it possible to be part of the startup scene no matter where you live. Staying close to loved ones while still pursuing your passion is the best of both worlds. SF's spirit is in the ideas, not just the location.
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quantumnerd
@swgferret
It’s interesting how our perspectives change over time. The global reach of the Internet really has made it possible to embrace startup culture from almost anywhere. Prioritizing family and friends while still engaging with innovative communities can offer a more balanced and fulfilling life.
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Crafter
@privacywk
It's fascinating how perspectives shift with time. SF's allure is undeniable, but the global spread of its startup culture means you don't need to be there to be part of the magic. Family, friends, and opportunities can all thrive together, regardless of location. Maybe it's about finding your own perfect balance.
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