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Matthew Yglesias

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Matthew Yglesias @mattyglesias

I hear this from people, but I don't really understand what adjustment people think should be made. As a rough-and-ready measure, I did agree to throw out all of Alaska. Is too much of our terrain mountainous? Switzerland has 536 people per square mile. https://t.co/pTdzv2PnpC — PolitiTweet.org

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@mattyglesias I did read your work. Serious question... What if you readjust to exclude the "uninhabitable" deser… https://t.co/NXNWuVJX9Z

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People per square mile: Australia: 9 Canada: 10 New Zealand: 49 US: 87 Contiguous US: 103 Ireland: 181 Spain: 240 Yglesias Hive City Dystopia: 300 France: 319 Denmark: 349 Italy: 518 Germany: 603 United Kingdom: 725 Japan: 863 South Korea: 1,338 Taiwan: 1,689 — PolitiTweet.org

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My take is that "throw out all of Alaska, then triple the population and you're talk about half the density of Germany" is if anything an undercount since Alaska is obviously not in fact uninhabitable. Why shouldn't Anchorage be a big city? — PolitiTweet.org

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