California has a density of 241 people per square mile. Texas is 105. I'd say my point stands just fine.

I don't think you even know what your point is. Population density of an entire state has absolutely nothing to do with "nobody" wanting to live in the state. If Alaska decided to merge with California the population density would plummet and would fail your criterion despite the fact that no people actually moved.

I was responding to the link. The link talked about the population of Texas.

You tried to use population density of the state as a point. Do you know what the average population density of a state means?

Maybe you should read what I said. I used population density in response to someone else using it.