Anonymous #3 9w

Now the only “real” cities that are red are like Fort Worth, Jacksonville, and OKC (Dallas is purple…. doesn’t count in my book) Historically, Phoenix, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Denver, even LA and San Diego were all red cities

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Anonymous #4 9w

The entire finance, tech, services, and manufacturing sector. Every corporate brand, every piece of software, every patent and design you use

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Anonymous OP 9w

I’ve designed several patents. I was at the beach when my last one was submitted. Finance and tech have been abhorrent. Especially this last decade. But I wish you luck trying to eat your next iPhone.

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Anonymous #4 9w

You submit patents and you need to ask what literally all the cities of this country produce for GDP?

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Anonymous OP 9w

I haven’t traveled to every city in America. People talk a bunch of nonsense on the internet. It’s interesting to see who’s from where and been where knowing what which cities actually produce. For instance: there’s a reviving market for clay/brick in the south east and coal cities/large towns may see a revival as well.

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Anonymous #4 9w

I went to school in Syracuse it used to be a manufacturing hub before NAFTA. NYC is my spot and it’s the powerhouse of all human history imo. The new Babylon the new Rome

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Anonymous OP 9w

Considering both of those fell to hedonism within (combo of things, but accelerated hedonism at the core) … that doesn’t give me warm and fuzzies.

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