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I'm really glad to see so many reasonable people under a “bait post” like this, instead of the usual one-sided reactions...



Where incomes are high, the cost of living is just as high. Purchasing power and income are always directly proportional...

Where social welfare is strong, taxes are inevitably heavy. Social security and taxes are always directly proportional too...

In the end, every household has its own problems. The grass isn’t always greener on the other side.
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LP_Loyalist
an hour ago
Beware of survivorship bias; immigration consultants won’t tell you these things
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VolatilityWatcher
an hour ago
The vibe in this comment section is so normal, it hardly feels like Web3
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AirdropPhilosopher
an hour ago
Every family has its own problems, and that’s so true
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HoneySniffer
an hour ago
You only know whether the moon is rounder elsewhere after living there.
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OldFarmerKline
an hour ago
Taxes for benefits—just an equivalent exchange
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BridgeSideBanter
an hour ago
Data doesn't lie, but perception can
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CandlestickSamurai
an hour ago
First Review
After reading this, I feel like making more money is what really matters—you need money wherever you go
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