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Kathleen Weldon@kathleenweldon.bsky.social |
I think it's a size of state thing. Currently in NY; they seem to think of themselves as New Yorkers. But I think of myself as a New Englander, not just a Masshole. If I had ended up in Portland or Burlington, as I always expected, I would not consider myself to have made a cultural change.
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Debbie Schildkraut
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the head spins when I think about how much great data remains to be collected to dig into these interesting possibilities.
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Sean Skunk-Cabbage ⚓
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This is exactly it. Moving from Worcester to Providence was the same level of cultural emigration as moving to Springfield or Burlington or Boston. The lines between metros (or NECTAs I guess) feel more real than the state lines within New England. But moving to Syracuse or NYC would be "leaving"
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