Obviously ainede you're clueless.

Yes,soon to be broke because it can't maintain the budget, aka

Don't be too hard on California. They basically support scientific endeavors in the United States on their own. Sure there's some Ivy League schools and MIT, but California is by far the education and science powerhouse that keeps the U.S. afloat.

What happens if you can't maintain a budget?

Then you have deficits, which are not recessions.

lol

Yep. As I said earlier, Silicon Valley is probably the most important place in the world and has been for some time.

Silicon Valley is overrated.

Come at me bruh

Not really.

Here's a great history of Silicon Valley explaining why if you're interested: http://www.scaruffi.com/politics/sv.html

This post was edited by Voyaging on Dec 22 2016 04:29am

I honestly think it is overrated. It's definitely still one of the biggest if not the biggest innovative area in the world, but respectively to other innovative areas I see it as overrated. When people think about technology, their first thought generally is Silicon Valley (with good reason, mind you). But the significance of other innovative areas is severely underrated.

Areas like Seoul, Daejeon, Amsterdam, London, the Rührgebiet, Bavaria, the Eindhoven Brainport, Paris, etc etc are pretty much never mentioned whilst still being responsible for tons of technological innovations. Whilst they individually might only compete with Silicon Valley in select fields, as a whole they have greater impact.