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Re: Esmeralda
#2Esmeralda Land Company is backed by patient, values-aligned investors
OK, who are they?
Edit: Did some more digging, found this: https://www.healdsburgtribune.com/edge-esmeralda-my-experien...
"The most well-attended talks were led by top researchers and CEOs from sectors like cryptocurrency, AI (artificial intelligence) and neuroscience."
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#4How is Esmeralda funded? Esmeralda Land Company is backed by patient, values-aligned investors OK, who are they? Edit: Did some more digging, found this: https://www.healdsburgtribune.com/edge-esmeralda-my-experien... "The most well-attended talks were led by top researchers and CEOs from sectors like cryptocurrency, AI (artificial intelligence) and neuroscience." Oh no.
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#7How is Esmeralda funded? Esmeralda Land Company is backed by patient, values-aligned investors OK, who are they? Edit: Did some more digging, found this: https://www.healdsburgtribune.com/edge-esmeralda-my-experien... "The most well-attended talks were led by top researchers and CEOs from sectors like cryptocurrency, AI (artificial intelligence) and neuroscience." Oh no.
I could smell it from across the Atlantic
Wait .. can these two be combined?
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#9How is Esmeralda funded? Esmeralda Land Company is backed by patient, values-aligned investors OK, who are they? Edit: Did some more digging, found this: https://www.healdsburgtribune.com/edge-esmeralda-my-experien... "The most well-attended talks were led by top researchers and CEOs from sectors like cryptocurrency, AI (artificial intelligence) and neuroscience." Oh no.
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I'm wondering who would actually be interested in this? It seems so undercooked and full of contradictions.
What is the economic perspective for it? I doubt the idea is that people will commute into SF, as that would clash with the car-less vision. I guess service workers for the city will likely live outside of it, which surely won't create an unharmonic class system. Will all the residents be remote tech workers? Realistically it seems like it would mostly be affordable to really rich people that would only spend part of the time in the city, torpedoing any community from forming.
The size is also half of a Disneyland so really quite small, and from what it reads on the website they effectively are executing on an already zoned spa development on the property?