The labels of each quadrant I find hilarious. I don’t know why
Situation-Emergency on
“Neither prepared nor relaxed” made me lol
sugarbeet13 on
I like the quadrant!
semioticmadness on
Can you share you Tx numbers? If they mouth off about guns so much, I’d love to point to point out that Delaware is a threat to them.
cairdeas on
Texas somehow being in the bottom third for gun ownership is new to me.
j0shred1 on
Dude how is Texas not armed to the teeth? Isn’t that the stereotype?
MrPlow216 on
New political compass dropped
KylosLeftHand on
Me, an Alabamian with several guns who practices yoga 2x a week 👁️👄👁️
El_Voador on
Is this “% of population” map? I have a hard time believing Texas is not very armed
AcidaliaPlanitia on
Vermont’s placement is the least surprising, Texas is the most surprising.
Reddit-Visitor-Acct on
Gotta start using this scale for myself
AGrandNewAdventure on
Minnesota doesn’t really fit in that box, though.
systemic_booty on
Gun ownership numbers are likely low for Nevada. as there’s no requirement to register guns. I see the citation says „estimate“ … but how?
Mittmitty on
I believe in “Armed and Centered” supremacy
Puzzled-Wind9286 on
West Virginia: „Country roads, take me home, to the place, I am armed…“
HauntedPickleJar on
I think the sheer number of yoga studios in Boulder county might be skewing this statistic for Colorado.
scylla on
Damn. Texas has one of the ***lowest*** guns per household in the country.
Definitely not what you’d expect.
jackie-daytonuh on
I immediately looked for Vermont, the most liberal, most gun loving state in America.
Okra-Tomatoes on
I expected the arms rate for Georgia to be higher.
alone_unafraid on
Oh wow I’d love to see a more recent post trump version. I wonder how “prepared” and relaxed we are now
MisanthOptics on
Just learned that Alabama with a text box over it looks like CT. My first thought was that CT absolutely doesn’t belong in that location
The-Great-Baloo on
Does this list Texas with low gun ownership?? Uh…

Aunt_Llama on
New York might better be divided between the city (cities) and everywhere else. Rural NY is some back water cowboy wanna-be, conceal-carry-loving, redneck territory. You go far enough and you gonna hear banjos and the people playing them ain’t never hear of yoga, and if they have, it’s something the California commies do.
toyification_girl on
Idaho and Montana are exactly where I thought they would land
HoodieGalore on
Illinois is a bastion of calm in an otherwise turbulent Great Lakes region lol
Lousyfer on
So going counter clockwise, states with money and people(yoga rich armed free), states with some money (yoga poor, armed free), states with no money (yoga poor, armed), near no people, (yoga rich, armed)
HistoryAndScience on
The armed and agitated states do not shock me in the least
alidub36 on
I don’t think this mapmaker has ever been to the northeast lol. Peaceful and flexible aka anxious and uptight but less likely to die in a shooting and more likely to have money for yoga
Rusty-Shackleford23 on
Armed & Centered is funny and the exact states you’d expect.
YBSIsDead on
Texas was once a proper country
burrbro235 on
Agitated?
Mountain-Loon3592 on
Hey!! I’ll have you know and practice yoga and am a gun owner from Virginia… so take it for what it’s worth..
spaminous on
This is a fascinating correlation. I love that its sources are cited. It raises further questions: can we get a better way to measure mindfulness than searches for „yoga“? Can we get more recent gun ownership data? Can we get this broken down more granularly, maybe per county?
SadTumbleweed1567 on
Why funny colors in wrong quadrants?
Standard_Cicada_6849 on
I personally think armed and centered is the best place to be.
Pierce_H_ on
The people who own guns in Oregon and the people who do yoga are not the same people.
dcormier on
> Do you find this to be accurate?
No, but I do find it to be hilarious.
egosumluxmundi on
Surprised at Texas tbh
Early_Reward_8685 on
So …the yellow is chill, the blue is super chill…. green is hunters but not rednecks.
Red is , well avoid the red!
UpboatNavy on
I live in AZ. I find it very difficult to believe the gun ownership rate is higher in Vermont than here.
AhnoldXP on
There’s no way AZ shouldn’t be closer to most armed. It’s just a free for all so there’s no official record and people aren’t snitching on themselves.
hareofthepuppy on
Yoga never really took off in Wisconsin because it’s hard to incorporate alcohol
lousy_at_handles on
Kansas having more yoga than any state except Vermont is a bit surprising
Lobenz on
Zen loving, multiple gun owning Californian here. 30+ guns. Some are collectible, some are ARs, 6-7 pistols, 3-4 shotguns, 3 hunting rifles. Lots of “fun” & unique stuff like my 10 gauge shotgun, 300 Weatherby Mag and a pre-ban, chromed-out AK. My most liberal, yoga practicing friends have the most fun when we go shooting.
titsmuhgeee on
As a Kansan, this is actually pretty accurate.
Byanymeansnessacary on
Shout out Montana. Montana is arguably the most slept on state.
I got out there for the first time last year, and I was blown away. If you like the outdoors and peace then It’s unmatched in my opinion.
It does heavily lack in urban areas tho so if that’s your thing it’s def not for you long term.
Favonianism on
Aw why was this removed? I’m a snowflake and even I found this funny.
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Ohio, ever the centrist state
The labels of each quadrant I find hilarious. I don’t know why
“Neither prepared nor relaxed” made me lol
I like the quadrant!
Can you share you Tx numbers? If they mouth off about guns so much, I’d love to point to point out that Delaware is a threat to them.
Texas somehow being in the bottom third for gun ownership is new to me.
Dude how is Texas not armed to the teeth? Isn’t that the stereotype?
New political compass dropped
Me, an Alabamian with several guns who practices yoga 2x a week 👁️👄👁️
Is this “% of population” map? I have a hard time believing Texas is not very armed
Vermont’s placement is the least surprising, Texas is the most surprising.
Gotta start using this scale for myself
Minnesota doesn’t really fit in that box, though.
Gun ownership numbers are likely low for Nevada. as there’s no requirement to register guns. I see the citation says „estimate“ … but how?
I believe in “Armed and Centered” supremacy
West Virginia: „Country roads, take me home, to the place, I am armed…“
I think the sheer number of yoga studios in Boulder county might be skewing this statistic for Colorado.
Damn. Texas has one of the ***lowest*** guns per household in the country.
Definitely not what you’d expect.
I immediately looked for Vermont, the most liberal, most gun loving state in America.
I expected the arms rate for Georgia to be higher.
Oh wow I’d love to see a more recent post trump version. I wonder how “prepared” and relaxed we are now
Just learned that Alabama with a text box over it looks like CT. My first thought was that CT absolutely doesn’t belong in that location
Does this list Texas with low gun ownership?? Uh…

New York might better be divided between the city (cities) and everywhere else. Rural NY is some back water cowboy wanna-be, conceal-carry-loving, redneck territory. You go far enough and you gonna hear banjos and the people playing them ain’t never hear of yoga, and if they have, it’s something the California commies do.
Idaho and Montana are exactly where I thought they would land
Illinois is a bastion of calm in an otherwise turbulent Great Lakes region lol
So going counter clockwise, states with money and people(yoga rich armed free), states with some money (yoga poor, armed free), states with no money (yoga poor, armed), near no people, (yoga rich, armed)
The armed and agitated states do not shock me in the least
I don’t think this mapmaker has ever been to the northeast lol. Peaceful and flexible aka anxious and uptight but less likely to die in a shooting and more likely to have money for yoga
Armed & Centered is funny and the exact states you’d expect.
Texas was once a proper country
Agitated?
Hey!! I’ll have you know and practice yoga and am a gun owner from Virginia… so take it for what it’s worth..
This is a fascinating correlation. I love that its sources are cited. It raises further questions: can we get a better way to measure mindfulness than searches for „yoga“? Can we get more recent gun ownership data? Can we get this broken down more granularly, maybe per county?
Why funny colors in wrong quadrants?
I personally think armed and centered is the best place to be.
The people who own guns in Oregon and the people who do yoga are not the same people.
> Do you find this to be accurate?
No, but I do find it to be hilarious.
Surprised at Texas tbh
So …the yellow is chill, the blue is super chill…. green is hunters but not rednecks.
Red is , well avoid the red!
I live in AZ. I find it very difficult to believe the gun ownership rate is higher in Vermont than here.
There’s no way AZ shouldn’t be closer to most armed. It’s just a free for all so there’s no official record and people aren’t snitching on themselves.
Yoga never really took off in Wisconsin because it’s hard to incorporate alcohol
Kansas having more yoga than any state except Vermont is a bit surprising
Zen loving, multiple gun owning Californian here. 30+ guns. Some are collectible, some are ARs, 6-7 pistols, 3-4 shotguns, 3 hunting rifles. Lots of “fun” & unique stuff like my 10 gauge shotgun, 300 Weatherby Mag and a pre-ban, chromed-out AK. My most liberal, yoga practicing friends have the most fun when we go shooting.
As a Kansan, this is actually pretty accurate.
Shout out Montana. Montana is arguably the most slept on state.
I got out there for the first time last year, and I was blown away. If you like the outdoors and peace then It’s unmatched in my opinion.
It does heavily lack in urban areas tho so if that’s your thing it’s def not for you long term.
Aw why was this removed? I’m a snowflake and even I found this funny.