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theatlantic: The Geography of Happiness According to 10 Million Tweets Sorry, Louisiana, you are the saddest state. And Hawaii (shocker!) you are the happiest.  That’s according to a team at the Vermont Complex Systems Center, who posted their new analysis of 10 million geotagged tweets to to arXiv.org. They call their creation a “hedonometer.” They also found that the Bible belt stretching across the American south and into Texas was less happy than the west or New England. The saddest town of the 373 urban areas studied was Beaumont in east Texas. The happiest was Napa, California, home of many drunk people wine makers. The only town among the 15 saddest that was not in the south or Rust Belt was Waterbury, Connecticut. (Although Waterbury has appeared on several “worst places to live” lists, which seems like mean lists to make.) Read more.  Lol at mi having two of the saddest cities

theatlantic:

The Geography of Happiness According to 10 Million Tweets

Sorry, Louisiana, you are the saddest state. And Hawaii (shocker!) you are the happiest. 

That’s according to a team at the Vermont Complex Systems Center, who posted their new analysis of 10 million geotagged tweets to to arXiv.org. They call their creation a “hedonometer.”

They also found that the Bible belt stretching across the American south and into Texas was less happy than the west or New England. The saddest town of the 373 urban areas studied was Beaumont in east Texas. The happiest was Napa, California, home of many drunk people wine makers. The only town among the 15 saddest that was not in the south or Rust Belt was Waterbury, Connecticut. (Although Waterbury has appeared on several “worst places to live” lists, which seems like mean lists to make.)

Read more. 

Lol at mi having two of the saddest cities

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    when I was in high school we went to one of the saddest cities for fun and pancakes.
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    Lima, Ohio, and 2 Michigan cities in “Saddest” column? Too close for my comfort!
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    I want to be Asheville when I grow up.
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    Lol at mi having two of the saddest cities
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    BEAUMONT, TX IS FOUND TO BE THE SADDEST CITY IN THE US
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    LOL, me like sleep, girl, real, money and sex. Mama, I am funny. As for Napa, CA, too many words. It’d be a paragraph.
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    Okay, who wants a hedonometer?
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    This explains a lot haha. Stupid Texas.
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    Spokane is 11th overall in the US. Interesting.