source: @Starkian7789 on X I was initially planning on going to the Pacific Palisades with my friend Mattp969 that same weekend the fire broke out but obviously canceled my plans. The Palisades has a special place in my heart, as far as fond memories but it is also the source of much of my adolescent... Read More

source: @JeremyCom on X The LA fires have destroyed about 10k homes, which amounts to at least 20k residents who are looking for new places to live. Celeb realtor, Josh Altman, was reported by TMZ as saying, “it's becoming clear to him 50% of families are never moving back to the Palisades ... with lots... Read More

source: @Scott_Wiener on X San Francisco State Senator, Scott Weiner, probably gets the most hate from the Right of any California politician besides Gavin Newsom, and perhaps Nancy Pelosi. To conservatives, Scott Weiner epitomizes everything wrong with California liberalism. Some of the online hate targeted at him from the Right has anti-Semitic and homophobic undertones,... Read More

source: @nonebusinesshey on X Breeder Selection Theory hypothesizes that anti-natalist selection pressures mean that the genes of those who reproduce become more pronounced in the future. Anti-natalism shreds the genes of those who are not genetically predetermined to reproduce, leaving those who are wired to breed dominating future generations. The fertility crash is analogous to... Read More

Del Amo Fashion Center source: Wikipedia My trip to the LA metro last weekend involved visiting various malls. Despite the hype of dying malls, Southern California still has a thriving mall culture. Del Amo Mall in Torrance is super diverse with Whites, Latinos, Asians, and Blacks, all well represented. Del Amo is one of the... Read More

Speculating the demographic impact of the Recession on California: Part I (Who is most likely to leave California) Speculating the Demographic impact of the Recession on California: Part II (The demographic future of White Californians) The state of California Real Estate with the incoming Recession The next several years, with the recession, will be a... Read More

A Brookings Institute Report mentions “The 2020 census showed that the 2010s was the first decade in the nation’s history when the white population declined and the second consecutive decade when the white population under age 18 declined.” Despite a modest boost in White fertility and a slight increase in White immigration, Whites continued to... Read More

I recently spent a day and a half in Sacramento, on a road trip throughout Northern California. I was impressed by how urban Sacramento has become, especially since the last time I visited about 15 years ago. There is continuous walkable urbanity from Midtown to Downtown and the Waterfront. There has also been a lot... Read More

CBS News Bay Area reported that “Antisemitic speech has prompted the city of Walnut Creek to join other Bay Area cities in shutting down online and phone-in public comments during public meetings. CBS News quotes Walnut Creek City Councilman, Kevin Wilk, stating that “it's a strategy of far-right, white nationalist groups like White Lives Matter... Read More

Source: @NewsLambert on X Last year, there was a shift in real estate, with markets stronger in the Eastern US but a slowdown in the West. The West rose disproportionately during the tech boom and was hit harder by going remote and tech crashing, as well as Progressives ruining cities. While the Bay Area escaped... Read More

Source: LA Times California has a jungle primary, so while third parties are basically excluded from the runoff, it does allow for people to vote their conscious in the primary. I thought about running for Senate as a post-American Republican. Basically openly talk about how California is post-American and America as an economic zone, to... Read More

Part 1 Source: 1CoastalJournal Twitter Peter Zeihan has a video about why California’s lucky streak is running out. Zeihan points out that immigration is no longer enough to offset California’s ageing population. The other point is that since California’s economy is so heavily linked to globalization, both tech and the shipping industry, its economy will... Read More