Well said. The question is whether or not a "traditional country" is willing to give people earning incomes online a better cost of living, a tax policy that s

Well said. The question is whether or not a "traditional country" is willing to give people earning incomes online a better cost of living, a tax policy that suits them, access to housing they can afford, and some sort of path to permanent residency status or maybe even citizenship with a useful passport (as in there are not too many countries that require a troublesome visa process for that passport). The rest is just a hyped-up online community.