The Picard Maneuver to Map [email protected] • 1 month agoPercent age 25+ with Bachelor's degree or higherimagemessage-square69arrow-up1225arrow-down16
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minus-squareHobbitFoot linkfedilinkEnglish6•1 month agoYeah. It is interesting that Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Miami aren’t on here while Salt Lake City, Denver, and Atlanta are very visible.
minus-square@captainlezbianlinkEnglish4•1 month agoDenver vs Vegas and LA isn’t surprising. Cities built on industries that don’t require education won’t be massively educated
minus-square@Donkterlink2•1 month agoYeah, interesting that Colorado has the highest density of 60+% is it all expats of the Midwest who don’t want to move too far away? Actually because it’s in percentages it could be small towns run by one large industry that requires degrees.
minus-square@Entropywinslink3•1 month agoI assume a lot of defense stuff air force academy, NORAD, space force…
minus-square@QuarterSwedelink2•1 month agoDoesn’t hurt that a lot of people who have visited end up coming back to stay. Colorado is pretty great place to live.
minus-square@Entropywinslink2•1 month agoI’ve spent most of my time in southern Colorado which is alright but central/northern is stunning…it’s almost like if oregon or Washington were landlocked.
Yeah. It is interesting that Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Miami aren’t on here while Salt Lake City, Denver, and Atlanta are very visible.
Denver vs Vegas and LA isn’t surprising. Cities built on industries that don’t require education won’t be massively educated
Yeah, interesting that Colorado has the highest density of 60+% is it all expats of the Midwest who don’t want to move too far away?
Actually because it’s in percentages it could be small towns run by one large industry that requires degrees.
I assume a lot of defense stuff air force academy, NORAD, space force…
Doesn’t hurt that a lot of people who have visited end up coming back to stay. Colorado is pretty great place to live.
I’ve spent most of my time in southern Colorado which is alright but central/northern is stunning…it’s almost like if oregon or Washington were landlocked.