On Jul 20, 2009, at 3:36 PM, Geoffrey Wildanger wrote:
> The Silicon Valley is probably more diverse than most places in the
> US, but it is not particularly diverse for the Bay Area. I doubt,
> however, that there are many places in the world that are that
> diverse. At least in my travels, I have yet to find one.
I think that, statistically speaking, Toronto is the most "diverse" big city in the world. Or so I remember. One reason is that U.S. cities have large concentrations of blacks and Latinos, who reduce the diversity somewhat, while Toronto has more than a little of everything.