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They don't hand out journalist jobs to just anyone
Would consider which urban regions have greatest nos. of smart, wealthy people....lots of wealthy people aren't very bright....trust funds, $100+/barrel oil, etc
Would argue greatest nos. of smart/wealthy guys live and work in Manhattan, SiliconValley, Greenwich, BeverlyHills, Chicago and London....
Manhattan/SV/Greenwich are notably more powerful than BH, Chic and Lond....simply many more high-IQ guys in NYC and SV regions...and these regions continually attract the smartest grads from Wharton/Harvard/Stanford/Princeton to the hedge fund and tech industries....
We're talking about Forbes here, the same resource that called Scranton one of the nation's most rapidly dying cities. I wouldn't give much credence to anything they say anymore, since they relied upon outdated stereotypes when analyzing us, indicating that they didn't research their selections very well.
i hate Los Angeles in those pictures they need to use a up to date pic 2008 mybe
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