Interesting thread on what it's like to live in Sweden.https://twitter.com/moldbugman/status/1167485563231965184 …
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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).
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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Both. E.g. in Munich 90% of my friends were non-Germans, in the NY it's 50/50 (and NY has a much higher share of immigrants i think). My better German speaker friends had similar experiences. You could be right, i only know NY (and SF/Seattle to a lesser extent).
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I don't know any but Germans seem to suck.
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I don't know anything about what it's like to live in Europe. I only know what it's like to visit.
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Visiting is great there. But i'd probably only retire there once i made a shitload of money first :)
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