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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am reading an Emily Giffen novel and the narrator says she can tell someone’s social class by hearing where a person has traveled to or where they return year after year. I thought that was interesting. Do you agree? Idk that I really agree because just having more money to spend doesn’t really change your class background (how you were raised, where you went to school, what you do for a living, etc.).[/quote] In part it's because of personality variation. Liberals and the upper class tend to be "high-openness" personalities. Such personalities like learning for its own sake, like to embrace diversity and see unexpected things. At least half of the working class (especially the white working class in America) tend to be lower openness personalities who like the expected and like to follow and not lead. The former like to travel to cities or new countries. The latter like to go to theme parks and Disney. On average. [/quote]
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