sterileopinions
Joined 7 years ago
Joined 7 years ago
Yes it does.
Don't read that thread and expect to learn much or gain insight, save for the fact that Blizzard really messed up here.
This was so so easy to find, yet you somehow managed to accomplish not finding it. You then went through the effort of creating a post on HN pretending that this information didn't exist. Just to make some point because you got insufferably offended about data.
https://gis.cdc.gov/grasp/nchhstpatlas/maps.html
>These seem like "those who live in glass houses should not throw bricks" positions to me.
The level of disingenuous discourse allowed on this forum is silly.
Those are populous cities.
>in response to an article about a person who is miserable living in a garage.
Something something anecdotes.
HN is complete garbage holy shit.
It's actually kind of funny you devoted that much effort into making yourself feel right, while not even being able to negate what was said with any kind of substantial source.
Do they though? Not sure why you singled out the bay area, but populations in less populated, non-coastal regions do pretty poor all around.
* Not as well educated
* Lower incomes
* Less savings
* Higher chance of medical issues
* Drug issues
* Higher suicide rates
* Pockets of STD's spikes that happen every few years
I'll pay the extra $1000 a month to be surrounded by good food and constructive outlets.
It gets it "right" (right being a very loosely defined term here) by happenstance, because you're operating off of an object. Not because it was some higher level design choice or discussion.
You have no supporting statements or evidence backing up this claim.