Re:SpaceX Plans Facility Expansion at Kennedy Space Center
by jonwachob91 on Friday June 08, 2018 @08:12PM
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When you say "culture backwater" are you referring the the fact that the Space Coast has the highest ratio of engineers to population in the US, or b/c it just not near a major city?
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Re:SpaceX Plans Facility Expansion at Kennedy Space Center
by walrus01 on Friday June 08, 2018 @11:14PM
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A lot of people dislike Florida politics, state social policies and culture. It's very, very different from Seattle or Portland. Similarly the Floridians think people in Seattle are insane.
Re:SpaceX Plans Facility Expansion at Kennedy Space Center
by taneq on Friday June 08, 2018 @11:48PM
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The "surrounding areas are red but" immediately preceeding implies that being largely Republican-voting qualifies an area as a "cultural backwater".
We get a disappointing degree of "people who disagree with me are stupid" here at times.
Re:SpaceX Plans Facility Expansion at Kennedy Space Center
by debatem1 on Saturday June 09, 2018 @02:06AM
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Could just be referring to a lack of concerts, nightlife, etc. If you're used to the frequency with which major acts visit LA or Chicago or Nashville, adapting to anything else can be hard.
Re:SpaceX Plans Facility Expansion at Kennedy Space Center
by friedman23 on Friday June 08, 2018 @11:09PM
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To Californians anything that isn't California is a cultural backwater. This may also apply to New Yorkers. The amount of Californian "nationalism" I've seen is surprising.