> Personally, I'm very tempted to live in Zimbabwe. Although the government is in utter shambles - and has been for decades - the people there are phenominal. T

> Personally, I'm very tempted to live in Zimbabwe. Although the government is in utter shambles - and has been for decades - the people there are phenominal. They have every right in the world to complain about basically everything, and yet I never heard a single person complain in my 6 weeks all over the country. A country whose government is in shambles but whose people learned over time not to care, sounds depressing. That mixed with your definition of what it means to truly live: > living in the now, and not giving up enjoyment today for some chance at a possibly happy future. Those bits together paint kind of a dystopian picture, IMO.