Race and ethnicity maps of cities

[Disco Pickle]

22 million is what percentage of 307,006,550?

That's just people that moved from one state to the other.

The original assertion was 10 miles (I drive 3 times that distance just to go to work).

Im not sure it's possible to completely qualify my statement from the available data I presented, or that CB listed.  Let me think of another way to word it, but my general gist remains the same.  More than 50% of the population ends up living close to where they were born rather than moving away.

That, I believe, can be deduced from the available data.

I think you can find the 10 mile statistic here:

http://departmentoffactsfromdpsass.gov

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in case you were not feeling included, that was an open invite.

[Adios]

22 million is what percentage of 307,006,550?

That's just people that moved from one state to the other.

The original assertion was 10 miles (I drive 3 times that distance just to go to work).

Im not sure it's possible to completely qualify my statement from the available data I presented, or that CB listed.  Let me think of another way to word it, but my general gist remains the same.  More than 50% of the population ends up living close to where they were born rather than moving away.

That, I believe, can be deduced from the available data.

I think you can find the 10 mile statistic here:

http://departmentoffactsfromdpsass.gov

I clicked.

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in case you were not feeling included, that was an open invite.

Oh, get over yourself.

[Dysnomia]

San Jose's isn't accurate at all.  Too many white people.  I don't think it's even accurate for ten years ago. 

I can actually explain this, a little bit. "Mexican" is not a race, not according to the census, so a lot of them may have marked "White" instead.

BUT WHERE ARE THE ASIANS IN SUNNYVALE/CUPERTINO????  Can't drive around those parts without nearly hitting at least 10 of them.  (because the old ladies around there CANNOT DRIVE)

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I think we can all agree that most Americans travel more than ten miles during their lifetimes, and also that most Americans live away from home at some point in their lifetime. It would be silly to argue otherwise, and I don't think that's what he's arguing. The real question then, is what percentage of Americans settle down and live the bulk of their lifespan within ten miles of their original home?

Actually, his original assertion was:

The fact that most people never live more than 10 miles from where they were born could be playing a large factor in keeping the racial divisions in neighborhoods. 

That's just so blatantly retarded that I couldn't make myself believe that was actually what he meant.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Nonetheless, the maps are pretty cool.

[Doktor Howl]

22 million is what percentage of 307,006,550?

That's just people that moved from one state to the other.

The original assertion was 10 miles (I drive 3 times that distance just to go to work).

Im not sure it's possible to completely qualify my statement from the available data I presented, or that CB listed.  Let me think of another way to word it, but my general gist remains the same.  More than 50% of the population ends up living close to where they were born rather than moving away.

That, I believe, can be deduced from the available data.

I think you can find the 10 mile statistic here:

http://departmentoffactsfromdpsass.gov

I clicked.

And.

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in case you were not feeling included, that was an open invite.

Would you like your goat back?

[Disco Pickle]

I think we can all agree that most Americans travel more than ten miles during their lifetimes, and also that most Americans live away from home at some point in their lifetime. It would be silly to argue otherwise, and I don't think that's what he's arguing. The real question then, is what percentage of Americans settle down and live the bulk of their lifespan within ten miles of their original home?

Actually, his original assertion was:

The fact that most people never live more than 10 miles from where they were born could be playing a large factor in keeping the racial divisions in neighborhoods. 

That's just so blatantly retarded that I couldn't make myself believe that was actually what he meant.

i clarified what I meant. 

It's perfectly OK to ignore that though.

seems to happen a lot here.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I think we can all agree that most Americans travel more than ten miles during their lifetimes, and also that most Americans live away from home at some point in their lifetime. It would be silly to argue otherwise, and I don't think that's what he's arguing. The real question then, is what percentage of Americans settle down and live the bulk of their lifespan within ten miles of their original home?

Actually, his original assertion was:

The fact that most people never live more than 10 miles from where they were born could be playing a large factor in keeping the racial divisions in neighborhoods.  

That's just so blatantly retarded that I couldn't make myself believe that was actually what he meant.

i clarified what I meant.  

It's perfectly OK to ignore that though.

seems to happen a lot here.

Hey jackass, I'm the one who's been defending you. There are 111 posts in this thread. I may have missed one. Feel free to point me to it.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

The shit I put up with around here. I actually contradict my friends on behalf of some ingrate n00b, who proceeds to kick sand in my face for my effort. Why do I even bother.

[Disco Pickle]

The shit I put up with around here. I actually contradict my friends on behalf of some ingrate n00b, who proceeds to kick sand in my face for my effort. Why do I even bother.

wasnt meant to be sand in your face.   apolagies if it came across that way.  I was trying to point out that even though I offered to alter my original statement to reflect better the information that is available and said that I may have been too constricting in my premise but that the idea of it was pretty much dead on based on statistics available, was completely ignored for more "LAWL LETS MAKE FUNNY ON THE PICKLE"

didn't mean to get pie on you in the crossfire.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

The shit I put up with around here. I actually contradict my friends on behalf of some ingrate n00b, who proceeds to kick sand in my face for my effort. Why do I even bother.

wasnt meant to be sand in your face.   apolagies if it came across that way.  I was trying to point out that even though I offered to alter my original statement to reflect better the information that is available and said that I may have been too constricting in my premise but that the idea of it was pretty much dead on based on statistics available, was completely ignored for more "LAWL LETS MAKE FUNNY ON THE PICKLE"

didn't mean to get pie on you in the crossfire.

Like I said, feel free to point me to the post where you clarified what you meant.

Or, you could keep on alienating people by doggedly refusing to admit you said something stupid and continuing to defend an indefensible position. That's a longstanding and honorable tradition here, too. Just keep in mind that people are making fun of what you said, not who you are, but if you're stubborn enough about it that could change.

[Disco Pickle]

22 million is what percentage of 307,006,550?

That's just people that moved from one state to the other.

The original assertion was 10 miles (I drive 3 times that distance just to go to work).

I'm not sure it's possible to completely qualify my statement from the available data I presented, or that CB listed.  Let me think of another way to word it, but my general gist remains the same.  More than 50% of the population ends up living close to where they were born rather than moving away.

That, I believe, can be deduced from the available data.

[EDIT] I respectfully widthdraw the square mile portion as I'm unable to back that up properly.

page 6 or the toasty, toasty bread

[East Coast Hustle]

It's OK to just say something along the lines of "Yeah, I said something wrong and stupid and I retract my earlier stupid wrongness and here's what I probably should have said..." instead of offering a correction AND simultaneously trying to justify the wrongness which you had to correct.

[Disco Pickle]

It's OK to just say something along the lines of "Yeah, I said something wrong and stupid and I retract my earlier stupid wrongness and here's what I probably should have said..." instead of offering a correction AND simultaneously trying to justify the wrongness which you had to correct.

it was wrong the way I phrased it.  I WAS WRAWNG.  I was wrong on the specifics.

Probably wouldn't have jumped on me if I hadn't had the 10 mile part in it.

the premise I was attempting to articulate was correct, at least according to the available data.

I'm not one of those assholes that wont back down from something that is incorrect.  Actually, I'm usually one of the first.  I'd much rather find out there is better information out there that corrects any idea.

but I get your point. 

The Pickle hasn't been a forum whore for many years and is acclimating.

[Bruno]

http://www.census.gov/population/www/cen2000/migration/index.html