I don't disagree with anything you said. You should definitely move to the USA. It's tailor made for people with your perspective on things. For people with mi

I don't disagree with anything you said. You should definitely move to the USA. It's tailor made for people with your perspective on things. For people with mine, Europe is perfect. For instance, I think this is just an obvious fact > People see their bosses as their enemy and I think this is a great idea > Mandatory (!!) union participation Also, a big part of your comment was about the amount of stuff available. What I always tell young folks I talk to here that are thinking about moving to the US is this: If you want to own a lot of stuff, move to the US. If you want anything else stay here. Edit: I missed this line that I do disagree with: > people don't have a passion for much, no hobbies, and no aspirations. You should have applied the same distribution analysis here as you did for cheese. People have plenty of hobbies, just in a narrower range (ie regional outdoors sports). There are even motorsports, but for common people it tends to be confined to tuning VW hatchbacks.