I saw an interactive exhibit at Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI) in Seattle. It showed how different sections were regraded and you could push buttons where that section of hills and lakes would get lifted or dropped down. This wasn't a computer display, this was a real physical model of the city.
The Bay Area really benefits from Stanford and Berkeley being there. You need a steady stream of educated new grads to grow from.
Love that museum. Paul Allen really made Seattle such a great city - amazing museums, good sports, amazing biotech research, strong entrepreneurship scene. It's like Boston but better.
> Bay Area really benefits from Stanford and Berkeley
Also UCSF (major biotech hub) and SJSU (major electronics hub - imo EE@SJSU makes EE@Stanford look like child's play).
The Bay Area really benefits from Stanford and Berkeley being there. You need a steady stream of educated new grads to grow from.