My hard landing asymptote is: design your survival-level lifestyle within a 20-mile radius plus Amazon. Assume that nothing except money can travel longer distances easily. And assume that money will be worth less and less.
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Explaining my strong blue >> red bias https://twitter.com/vgr/status/1259282761564606464?s=21 …https://twitter.com/vgr/status/1259282761564606464 …
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can vaguely guess, but why is blue >> red important to resilience (controlling for income/wealth)?
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People whose first instinct is to pitch in and help rather than pull out gun and shoot? No contest. Especially if you’re a visible minority.
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So college towns. Problem is they’re full of college students (maybe not at the moment...)
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No, college towns fail the varied economy test
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Interested where you see this combination? In my experience Red rural counties with law & order as well as diversity tend to check more of your boxes than any Blue area I lived in. Might be a couple exceptions in Norcal/Oregon but even those tend to be Purple to Red.
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dude come visit Houston!
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one thing that surprises me constantly is how frequently i hear people having conversations in foreign languages in my neighborhood
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Was going to say the same about Princeton!
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