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A job market with a lot of interesting opportunities, but 1 hour outside of a major city, and your career will be secondary to...a job market with lots of inter
by psmithsfhn 6y ago
A job market with a lot of interesting opportunities, but 1 hour outside of a major city, and your career will be secondary to...a job market with lots of interesting opportunities?
These all seem weirdly incongruent/confusing/confused. And probably impossible.
But happy to be wrong.
Maybe i'm just triggered because I love LA and hate it less than most other cities.
And the sunk cost fallacy is mostly false -- i've never actually seen a useful example of it that is academically rigorous -- even after looking at Dan Ariely's examples.
- _hxjy 6y agoIn my case the target city is Boulder CO. It's 1 hour outside a major city and roughly 1 hour from a national park (or something very similar). Boulder does not have jobs in my current career, so I'll have to pick another one to live there.