They resent living anywhere where they have to see working people. These are just the states that afford the most opportunities to cloister themselves away from the rest of us.
that doesn't make any sense. They live most often in or near big cities full of working people. If they wanted to avoid that they could build themselves a castle in Alaska somewhere.
That's what's known as projection--you are the one who resents billionaires, and so imagine that they feel the same way about you. In reality, they don't give a thought to you. They matter to you, you don't matter to them. The transparent envy isn't charming, though; I'd keep it to yourself.
Really bad take. Billionaires don't have time to resent "working people," they got the way they are because they're focused on seizing the opportunity to earn more money, and many of these opportunities come in densely populated metropolitan areas.
These answers closely match the actual populations of these states. Perhaps a version of billionaires per capita would give a better sense of the most prosperous-and-also-unequal states.
This was the easiest one of these 10 states with the most/least x quizzes so far. For once got them all with time to spare and guessed maybe 4-5 states outside the list only.
Texas, per capita, is much lower than California.
There is no Ohio, Michigan, or North Carolina. The Silver State makes the list.