Auron MacIntyre

I mean, look at Congress.

It can't even pass a bill.

I think the great sort has to happen.

I think it was inevitable.

The idea that we could live... The great sort?

The great sort.

Yeah.

Yeah, the sorting of the different beliefs.

We used to believe you could just live anywhere in the United States, and we shared enough values, enough social fabric, you'd be fine.

And so people moved to all these places for education and business and these kind of things.

But what they found is they were living next to a bunch of people who didn't share their religion, didn't share their beliefs.

didn't share their values, and we were constantly in a state of war.

Now everybody's going back to the places where they can be around people that they actually agree with, actually believe in, can have real communities.

And I think that's actually a positive.

One of the upsides of remote work is you can actually live around people and not have to worry about your job being right down the street.

You can just live around people you actually care about.

So we're seeing more intentional communities.

We're seeing people moving together, moving to places where they actually agree.

Florida, remember, was a purple state trending blue for most of my life.

Because when people came from New York and New Jersey, they came down here to retire and they used their pension.