> living in a bubble (by choice) +1 > very efficient Strong agree. I'd also add 'comfortable'. For example, to contrast it with bali or vietnam, there's almo

> living in a bubble (by choice) +1 > very efficient Strong agree. I'd also add 'comfortable'. For example, to contrast it with bali or vietnam, there's almost no physical pollution, air pollution, and little noise pollution. It's weird how these little things add up, but I have about 10% more energy here, which matters toward the end of the day when you can get more hours of quality work done (assuming productivity matters). > Pool & gym in the building Also fortunate to have this. They're a bit better quality than in most parts of the world. I think it has to do with low labour costs in Malaysia, so they're well enough maintained to be inviting and you're motivated to use them more (a very good thing).