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I believe it also depends on the environment around the school. In a third-world country, I'd probably prefer being safely indoors at school and in contact with
by dhekir 8y ago
I believe it also depends on the environment around the school. In a third-world country, I'd probably prefer being safely indoors at school and in contact with friends, with free time if needed, than in a sketchy area without being able to see many friends. In a rich European country, there's enough public infrastructure (public transport, libraries, parks, etc.) that I'd probably prefer to be outside.
- eaurouge 8y ago> In a third-world country, I'd probably prefer being safely indoors at school That's a ridiculous generalization. Most developing countries have lower crime rates than some American inner cities. Heck, many developing countries are safer than some developed countries.
- lentil_soup 8y agoIn general the whole "third-world" or "developing" country categorization is wrong.