Interesting thread on what it's like to live in Sweden.https://twitter.com/moldbugman/status/1167485563231965184 …
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Second while living in NY. I had food, coffee, trains. I found it normal (except for taxis but that's the same in most of Europe because no local gas). Btw a monthly public transport ticket is 90 euros which is less than the MTA.
If you take economic opportunity and taxes out of the equation, I've never been to a city in Europe that wasn't world's better than every city in the US (perhaps with the exception of NY) in every single way. I even prefer living in most Chinese cities.
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I mean landscape/walkability wise yes (and i think you're right that's mostly bc US cities were built after/for cars). But I also prefer the people in the US in some ways, waaay easier to make friends here (getting jobs too once you're over the legal status barrier).
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Easier to make friends or buddies/acquaintances? Depends a lot on the state imho. People in Texas are pretty insular I find, generally.
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