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The Best Three Hours in San Francisco — Jason Wei

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Visiting San Francisco for the first time? Welcome. The thing to understand about SF is that it is a city of duality. It is probably the only city where you can see a self-driving car drive itself past a homeless person. Within a few dozen blocks, you can traverse the entire spectrum of the human co

Visiting San Francisco for the first time? Welcome. The thing to understand about SF is that it is a city of duality. It is probably the only city where you can see a self-driving car drive itself past a homeless person. Within a few dozen blocks, you can traverse the entire spectrum of the human condition, from the dense opulence of tree-lined mansion neighborhoods (Presidio Heights) to dysfunction in every human sense (Tenderloin / Civic Center). Hence why I am writing this guide for you—where you go shapes your perception of the city. I actually didn’t like SF the first two years I was…

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