Re:The Tulsa Remote Worker Experiment
by non-entity on Sunday March 01, 2020 @07:08PM
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You're being downvoted but I kinda agree with at least parts of your post. I live in a smaller city in the southeast (and have lived in similar such cities my whole life) with a little over 100k with around 500k in the metro and and probably a large number of people I see on Tinder are looking to find someone to marry. Mind you in in my early 20s.
Re:The Tulsa Remote Worker Experiment
by mwcampbell on Sunday March 01, 2020 @06:32PM
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We need to be able to live alongside and get along with people who think differently than us, or we'll just keep getting more polarized.
There's holding a different opinion based on reasoning and analysis, and holding a different opinion due to bigotry and hate. Putting the latter on the same pedestal as the former is what has polarized this country more than anything.
Re:The Tulsa Remote Worker Experiment
by standardUser on Sunday March 01, 2020 @07:57PM
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I want to be polarized... away from people who believe in Sunday school stories over science or who reject people because of their gender, sexuality, race or nationality.
Maybe if I was married I could imagine it for a short time. But as a single guy I don't think I'd find the dating pool I'm looking for in a place like Tulsa. And I sure as hell would not raise children in that kind of community.