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I’d say you’re not wrong but it’s also not quite that easy. The intersection between “poor countries” and “nice place to live” is limited. I think we’ve larg
by BobbyTables2 3y ago
I’d say you’re not wrong but it’s also not quite that easy.
The intersection between “poor countries” and “nice place to live” is limited. I think we’ve largely forgotten organized crime still exists.
North Korea and Russia may be cheap, but they have other drawbacks…
- zrn900 3y ago> The intersection between “poor countries” and “nice place to live” is limited. I think we’ve largely forgotten organized crime still exists Nah, the income of the average golden visaer or digital nomad is already a few multiples of even some European countries' median wage. The difference is too high. They are gentrifying even parts of Europe.