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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I lived in both, currently am in DC. I’m not from either place originally.

I miss Boston so much! It is a different type of energy there with all the young people around from the 30+ colleges in the area. Even though I am far beyond my college years ai really appreciate that vibrant youth vibe. Also people were interested in all sorts of things there, intellectually. We could attend a dinner that had a physicist, musician, gender studies professor, etc. all at the same table. Here it’s lawyers, policy wonks, lawyers, lawyers, the occasional doctor.[/quote]

That's my experience too.  I think a lot of the people responding here just live/lived d in a whole different Boston that has no connection whatsoever with the academic, arts and medi-sci research culture.   [/quote]

I think a lot of people are taking stereotypes of Boston straight out of "SNL"!  Boston actually ranks 6th among the 25 largest cities in the US in proportion of the population that is foreign-born.[/quote]

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