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If the population of these European countries were the same, lets say 50,000,000 but everything else was the same as it was now (eg quality of life, food, climate etc.) where would you rather spend the rest of your life at?
Mine would be Spain
I don't get why should the population of them all be 50 million.Some of the European countries are so successful because the population size is very small.
Anyway I chose Switzerland.I heard that it could be very boring,but I'm not a person who enjoys excitements so a place with clean environment,chilly weather,gorgeous scenery,beautiful architecture,stable economy and politics sounds perfect for me.
And French is my favorite foreign language,so Lausanne or Geneva are just so ideal,even though they are crazy expensive.
France,The Netherlands,Austria,the Nordic 5 are all very ideal as well.
And the highest murder rate in western Europe. Well Finland is in eastern Europe really.
Well its not in eastern Europe really. Murder rate is high though, best way to avoid being murdered is don't get drunk with alcoholics/druggies/long-term unemployed people, especially around weapons.
And the highest murder rate in western Europe. Well Finland is in eastern Europe really. That is safe. I would not say Finland has a better quality of life at all.
The UK has a temperate climate, so not -15C in winters. The Nordic countries are a no, no. Too boring and too cold.
For winters, -15c and snow would be a bonus, not a problem. You would understand if this was in your blood from childhood and all the opportunities for activities that come with it. I wouldn't swap traditional Norwegian winters with anything the rest of Europe has to offer for this season. Certainly not for rain, wind, fog and +3c.
For winters, -15c and snow would be a bonus, not a problem. You would understand if this was in your blood from childhood and all the opportunities for activities that come with it. I wouldn't swap traditional Norwegian winters with anything the rest of Europe has to offer for this season. Certainly not for rain, wind, fog and +3c.
Me too with Swedish winters. Winters are meant to bring snow and are meant to be cold, in London, all I experienced was 3-9celcius with rain. It was terrible and dark.
At least the snow in Scandinavia lights the night and day up...
Well yeah...it doesn't take "the possibility of being invaded" into consideration,otherwise Taiwan would've been ranked right in the bottom.
But the governance here sucks,they might need to look into it more carefully.The politicians here are almost as corruptive as those in China.
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