If you want to get a look at the way your city will be operated in the future, you just have to go to San Francisco for a little while. The guinea pig city is a glimpse into the future of other cities around the country.
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A future of many San Franciscos
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Published October 1, 2013
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Silicon Valley Internet startups aren’t always in the bits business. Sometimes there are atoms involved. Some of the most innovative new web- or mobile-based services have a physical aspect involving real-world goods, delivery or rental.
Silicon Valley itself is mostly made up of suburban towns sandwiched between two medium-size cities — San Francisco to the north and San Jose to the south.
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