Thoughts I've been meaning to blog:

- Slopstorm will kill the open web
- Social networks can't scale anymore 
- Crypto is not designed for humans
- Homeowners should be parents
- 9/11 is a tragedy turned comedy

It’s not my fault I’m unlovable Steve. But I won’t take home inventory from the young families. I’m going to go modular on a tract in the middle of nowhere MI

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As the itinerant in this scenario can say the grass is always greener! 😜

It's a very unpolished thought I had the other day.

As a renter I've been crushed by Bay Area housing market and specifically the SF residents who are generational NIMBY homeowners that arguably influence much of the housing shortage in the region.

As a tourist in Japan I admire the lineage of multigenerational homes passed along over many decades, sometimes centuries, and wonder how that could look elsewhere (if well maintained).

The idea stemmed from how chaotic the world is becoming and how liberating it must be to not have to firmly set roots in a place and try to think 10, 20 years into the future.

Stability maxxing vs flexibility maxxing, something along those lines. With the (naive) hope that this would reduce landlords as businesses, increase neighborliness, stabilize renting prices, incentivize midterm leases of 3-5 years, etc etc.