What Country Should You Actually Live In?
Most people choose a country from a holiday, which is roughly like choosing a partner from a photograph. Twelve questions about how much friction you can take, what you want from your neighbours, what you would find hardest, and how far from home you can stand to be β and then one of eight, with the actual cost written down: the paperwork, the winter, the wages, the distance. Nowhere is only good. If you disagree with the result, you already know where you want to live.
QUESTION 1 OF 12
How much friction can you live with?
- Some. Things take longer, and the trade is worth it.
- A great deal, if what you get back is beautiful.
- Almost none. Systems should work, and they can.
- Rules are fine. It is unpredictability you cannot take.
Pick one and you're already started.
8 ways this can go
Field guidePortugal
Want a good ordinary life, by the sea, in the light? Portugal.
Italy
Would forgive a great deal for beauty in the ordinary? Italy.
The Netherlands
Want it to work, and to be told the truth to your face? The Netherlands.
Germany
Want structure, real time off, and a state that works? Germany.
Japan
Want it done properly, quietly, and seasonally? Japan.
Canada
Want space, safety, and somewhere to raise people? Canada.
New Zealand
Want to be a long way from everything, outdoors? New Zealand.
Mexico
Want warmth, colour, and streets with people in them? Mexico.
How it works
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Answer honestly
There are no wrong answers β go with your gut on each question.
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What people are saying
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