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I don't disagree with any of that, but it's interesting to consider how China might move to be a place where like in the UK (aspirationally at least) or in Germ
by thorin 3y ago
I don't disagree with any of that, but it's interesting to consider how China might move to be a place where like in the UK (aspirationally at least) or in Germany or Scandanavia where people might enjoy freedom, healthcare, social care etc. Americans have their own freedoms. Do we see this slowly evolving in China too or is their regime a barrier to that?
- gregjor 3y agoAs an American I wish I had the health care and social safety net Chinese people have. “Freedom” seems kind of nebulous and relative, and doesn’t always translate from aspirations to actual conditions. I’d prefer Denmark or Sweden but those countries don’t really want American immigrants.
- thorin 3y agoReally? Interestingly, my friend just moved from UK to Norway and is learning Norwegian and now has a job in IT security. From my perspective those see to be the best countries for my kind of living, but I would struggle with the cold dark winters. It's not really a place for entrepreneurs though. America seems ok for young, healthy people, or old rich ones!