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    1. Fire-Twerk-With-Me on

      This is the rare mapporn post that 1) I haven’t seen before and 2) actually looks accurate. This sub is usually garbage.

      Logging in Oregon and Maine? Aircraft work in Washington with Boeing? Oil in North Dakota and Oklahoma? Food scientists in Minnesota and Physicists in New Mexico? This all looks plausible.

    2. Given that Washington and Colorado have disproportionately high amounts of aerospace-related jobs (for obvious reasons), I’m actually surprised Alabama doesn’t.

      Also, Mississippi, wtf? That’s a job?

    3. Unofficial_Salt_Dan on

      Is there a legend? What do these colors mean?

      Where is this data from?

    4. Seagrams7ssu on

      Subway operator in Md? Baltimore has one crappy subway line that no one uses, and the ass end of three DC metro lines…

    5. My heart just broke with this map.

      I live in MA and Trump has destroyed biotech research in both academia and the private sector. Hope y’all have a cure for cancer because Moderna was working on a vaccine for pancreatic CA but with the cuts to everything….

    6. laminateswitch on

      Depending on how this data collected this could skew greatly from reality. For example Indiana is home to Purdue university which uses the nickname Boilermakers for students, alumni, and athletics. While I don’t doubt that there may be a large number of people employed as boilermakers this could easily be the result of some misinterpreted results from whatever data collection was used.

    7. I work in Survey Research in PA… Within like a 3 mile radius of my house there’s like 8 other companies that do it as well, and that’s just 2 towns. It’s everywhere around here outside Philadelphia. 

    8. This seems… too good. Like, I would expect actual data would be weird/surprising at least once.  This feels like someone sat down and made up clever ideas for each state.

    9. I’ll bite. South Carolina, what’s a tire builder? A tire factory worker?

    10. Having spent time in Wisconsin, I assume the most of the foundry caster jobs are from Kohler. Could be some others but I know they’re a huge employer there.

    11. Sarcastic_Backpack on

      Disproportionately popular compared to what? The national average? Some other metric?

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