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On that second point, a perspective note for non-US people who don't realize: Sweden has about the same geographic area as just California. Only covers about 5% of the whole contiguous US.


And there's 40 million people in California compared to 10 million in Sweden. So comparatively California is a densely populated mecca.


Transportation costs for most individuals are related to density at a city level, not a nation level, so I don’t see the relevance of comparing density of a nation.





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