> this must only really work in small communities as most larger cities are pretty much immune to monitoring except corruption You are wrong, didn't read the l

> this must only really work in small communities as most larger cities are pretty much immune to monitoring except corruption You are wrong, didn't read the link, don't make any arguments about its findings, and don't offer any evidence for your claims. "To further account for within-state cross county variation, we control for county-level differences in population, population growth, per capita income, and employment growth." Was it really so important that you say "this study is wrong" and share your personal anecdote that you couldn't have spent a few minutes reading it first? Commenting on HackerNews isn't a race and the level of discourse usually goes up when people aren't in a rush to comment. Is sharing a personal anecdote on HackerNews with strangers more valuable than learning something new?