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Exactly, the smaller number of total people results in meeting people you know more often. This is exactly what happens. I wasn't trying to imply that rural pe
by johngalt 13y ago
Exactly, the smaller number of total people results in meeting people you know more often. This is exactly what happens.
I wasn't trying to imply that rural people are different, merely that the setting creates more opportunities to have social interaction.
- tomkarlo 13y agoHaving fewer places in town results in meeting people you know more often. Having fewer people doesn't - your probability of meeting someone is the number of people you know (which is arguably larger in a city) divided by the number of places they could be. The number of people you don't know in a place is mostly irrelevant.