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Re:Explore how people in the U.S. aged 18 to 34 have changed... by bpodgursky on Monday December 08, 2014 @12:41PM (#8717741)
Someone has to be below average. Dunno why it's sadder to have unemployed Californians than unemployed Virginians.
Re:Explore how people in the U.S. aged 18 to 34 have changed... by RadioAndrea on Monday December 08, 2014 @01:28PM (#8718082)
Even within the state of Virginia, look at the difference between Fairfax County and Portsmouth. It's comforting to think that your peers are "beating" the national average, and I think that something we miss when we read these graphs. A reminder about both ends of an average is something we need more in life.
Re:Explore how people in the U.S. aged 18 to 34 have changed... by hnriot on Monday December 08, 2014 @05:06PM (#8719538)
because Silicon Valley is in California, it's supposed to be the world's hub of tech leaders. If we have a candidate pool that is so poorly educated it doesn't bode well for sustaining that technology lead.
Re:Explore how people in the U.S. aged 18 to 34 have changed... by TheCoelacanth on Monday December 08, 2014 @06:16PM (#8719880)
Palo Alto has one of the highest levels of education in the country. The rest of the bay area ranks highly as well. However that entire region only makes up less than 20% of California's population. The rest of the state brings down the average.