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

Co-Founder sablier.com and open-source developer. I have a broad range of interests, including longevity, epistemology, physics, and psychology.


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.