Hah, I just read this in my issue of Wired yesterday evening! :)
Yeah, we're not quite living in that world of the future yet, but that's OK. I think locations each have their own special things about them that for the most part they won't lose. Maybe housing prices will even out a bit, and as a native Nebraskan I imagine even Hitchcock County holds its charms, but I think people will still either stick to where they were born, or choose where they want to go.
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Date: Tuesday, 22 January 2008 13:39 (UTC)Yeah, we're not quite living in that world of the future yet, but that's OK. I think locations each have their own special things about them that for the most part they won't lose. Maybe housing prices will even out a bit, and as a native Nebraskan I imagine even Hitchcock County holds its charms, but I think people will still either stick to where they were born, or choose where they want to go.