Colorado's always been pretty great. Scenic, with outdoorsy, mellow people. However, the conclusion of the Graff report sounds like parroting of common theory

Colorado's always been pretty great. Scenic, with outdoorsy, mellow people. However, the conclusion of the Graff report sounds like parroting of common theory. Only in the past few years has it started to be thought of as a money and startup hub. What's different about Colorado then everywhere else? Particularly in agriculture? What's changed in the last couple years? What has become so high value that there would be a strong desire for constant drone overwatch? Oh yeah... Pot. What makes it a startup hub? Duh. A strong cultural / legal difference that doesn't exist elsewhere and creates a powerful money gradient across its borders. Investors see more potential for profit or new ideas for profit or new environments for profit, and swarm with green in their eyes.