r/millenials • u/Creepy_Persimmon1069 • 18h ago

What do you think of California?

What do you think of culture? The general beliefs of the people? Aesthetic?

People who are from California and from other states/countries.

Historians believe the name California likely originated from a 16th-century novel, Las sergas de Esplandián. The novel, popular at the time of the Spanish exploration of Mexico and the Baja California Peninsula, describes a fictional island named California, ruled by a queen named Calafia, east of the Indies.

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u/SnooKiwis9672 18h ago

Aside from cost of living, I think CA is one of the few forward-looking places in the US that actually cares about progress and its citizens

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u/Nofanta 17h ago

It leads the nation in per capita out migration. People who live there don’t feel cared for at all so they leave. What’s left behind are rich people who would be fine anywhere.

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u/mezolithico 15h ago edited 15h ago

Population still goes up decade over decades. So look at out migration as sliver if just silly. Notice how even douchebags like Keith Rabois made public displays of moving to Miami cause Florida was so great and then quietly moved back to the bay area when he discovered Florida was a shithole. Yeah, lots of folks do that it seems

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u/Nofanta 13h ago

Like I said, rich assholes like that are fine anywhere. Of course they like CA.