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Alert, population of 5 people! Its obvious why noone wants to live there.
Miami is an obvious choice,
A few hardcore heat and humidity haters, snow/cold lovers, or thunderphobics may choose Alert over Miami but yeah, I expected this poll to be rather lopsided.
A few hardcore heat and humidity haters, snow/cold lovers, or thunderphonics may choose Alert over Miami but yeah, I expected this poll to be rather lopsided.
Alert, population of 5 people! Its obvious why noone wants to live there.
Miami is an obvious choice,
Please don't apply your personal bias to that climate. People are less cold averse than you give us credit for. If there was a huge mine up there, the place would be at least inhabited like the mines out in Australia's Outback which is less hospitable than the Arctic.
But, I'd pick Miami. Alert is too far north for me, I'd need an incentive to live that far away
Please don't apply your personal bias to that climate. People are less cold averse than you give us credit for. If there was a huge mine up there, the place would be at least inhabited like the mines out in Australia's Outback which is less hospitable than the Arctic.
But, I'd pick Miami. Alert is too far north for me, I'd need an incentive to live that far away
Pretty sure Patricius would vote for Alert given that he or she voted for the South Pole over San Diego and I respect his or her opinion .
Different strokes for different folks..
I dislike Miami Beach's climate because it's too hot and humid year-round, but I'd rather have that than year round cold and snow. And not to mention 4 months of no sun at all. So Miami Beach it is.
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