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I counter-disagree :) I hope you don't mind. Here is why: It's a fun place and the weather is amazing, however I wouldn't call it diverse (diversity of thought
by 0des 5y ago
I counter-disagree :) I hope you don't mind. Here is why: It's a fun place and the weather is amazing, however I wouldn't call it diverse (diversity of thought as well) and I wouldn't say the pay is high because of the high cost of living.
- gremloni 5y agoI mean diversity of races in addition to diversity of thought :) High cost of living only really applies in a very specific area.
- 0des 5y agoThank you for the counter reply, I'd also disagree with diversity of races comment, but I will step back as I don't think counting people by color is fruitful labor. I'm only replying based on personal experience being all over different parts of the state over the years.
- gremloni 5y agoCounting people of color individually in any given setting, probably not. Organically living and working with a diversity of races is something I cherish and would hate to live without.
- stone-monkey 5y agoVery surprised that you feel this way after traveling throughout the state. Honestly, it blows my mind that places like Vallejo, Bakersfield, and Placerville are all part of the same state compared to places like the Bay Area and Socal. They don't feel remotely the same to me.
- david38 5y agoCA is most definitely diverse in thought. Leave the coastal cities and spend time in the inland communities.