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In absolute numbers, California has a population of ~39.51M, so 182k isn't significant enough. Personally, I left for a multitude of reasons, but whoever takes
by rawtxapp 5y ago
In absolute numbers, California has a population of ~39.51M, so 182k isn't significant enough.
Personally, I left for a multitude of reasons, but whoever takes these statistics and concludes that "California is dying" is delusional in my opinion, at least for the foreseable future.
- WarOnPrivacy 5y agoI agree. California isn't dying. It's performing genocide on it's own poor.
- 6gvONxR4sf7o 5y agoIt strikes me as the quote “nobody goes there, it’s too crowded.”
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- throw123123123 5y agoPopulation decline is a really serious ailment. It makes for an eternally shrinking economy and a death-spiral, as the value and prosperity of the place decays YoY. Less people means less demand, means less businesses, less jobs, less tax revenue, etc. It is reversible, by changing expectations of the future, to prevent people from leaving and to attract new people, but a few years of shrinking population would make the spiral very hard to revert.