> Did your major, perchance, try to revitalize the city by building a barren, cement Riveralk?
I have been to several of these cities for work. I work almost exclusively in the Midwest and South and I see this phenomenon all the time. This or idiots trying to turn it into a Silicon Valley, as if that outcome is desirable.
The smart cities look to link small businesses to a university to some incubators and the economic development office. See Pittsburgh or North Carolina.
> > Did your major, perchance, try to revitalize the city by building a barren, cement Riveralk? > > I have been to several of these cities for work. I work almost exclusively in the Midwest and South and I see this phenomenon all the time. This or idiots trying to turn it into a Silicon Valley, as if that outcome is desirable. > > The smart cities look to link small businesses to a university to some incubators and the economic development office. See Pittsburgh or North Carolina. > > No school? Go light industrial or warehouse.
lol when mid sized cities like St Louis or Denver try to be like “we are tech incubators”
