Many people move abroad because the world is a big place and it's a lot of fun to work and live in a remote country. For instance, I worked a few years in the U

Many people move abroad because the world is a big place and it's a lot of fun to work and live in a remote country. For instance, I worked a few years in the UK, in the US, and I would gladly go to Asia if I had the opportunity. However I couldn't care less about tax, money or bureaucracy (although I"m attached to my short commute time and long vacations). Besides, I noticed that many (most?) French students from the top engineering schools go to work in the financial industry (abroad but also in France). I often wonder if this should be qualified as brain drain too.