If there's a large earthquake, what would happen to SF?
- old buildings that do not comply with seismic code because codes don't apply retroactively
- new buildings built on the liquefaction zone
- Millenium tower already has defects even without earthquakes
- some buildings are already sinking
Everything is going to get rekt. SF is a huge house of cards about to collapse.
But they will probably have it better than the guys at Hayward, CA... a town built on top of the Hayward fault line. Why would you do that?
That's not to mention the worsening crime rates, even at the more suburban places. Oh, and the traffic, having nowhere to park your car, having to spend 1 hour in traffic to move 1 mile at peak hours, and seeing the city collapse each time a major conference takes place. And public transport is full of hallucination-haunted junkies that get randomly triggered.
Sounds like exactly the right place to live, form a family and spend all my money. Or maybe not.
- old buildings that do not comply with seismic code because codes don't apply retroactively
- new buildings built on the liquefaction zone
- Millenium tower already has defects even without earthquakes
- some buildings are already sinking
Everything is going to get rekt. SF is a huge house of cards about to collapse.
But they will probably have it better than the guys at Hayward, CA... a town built on top of the Hayward fault line. Why would you do that?
That's not to mention the worsening crime rates, even at the more suburban places. Oh, and the traffic, having nowhere to park your car, having to spend 1 hour in traffic to move 1 mile at peak hours, and seeing the city collapse each time a major conference takes place. And public transport is full of hallucination-haunted junkies that get randomly triggered.
Sounds like exactly the right place to live, form a family and spend all my money. Or maybe not.