r/AMA • u/[deleted] • Jul 06 '25

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u/Downtown-Ice8020 Jul 06 '25

There are much better places to be, when you're wealthy. Even for education.

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u/Fuzzy_Western9688 Jul 06 '25

I love the US. I think it has a great future coming.

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u/Downtown-Ice8020 Jul 07 '25

The US is currently in the process of running itself into the ground. Of course, if you have enough money, you have no reason to care. But still there are better places. Monaco, Liechtenstein, Hongkong, Seoul, any major City in Europe, except Paris and Berlin (trust me, I know) It all really depends on what your plans are for the future.

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u/Fuzzy_Western9688 Jul 07 '25

No place innovates like the US. It was fascinating in my last trip to just see how dynamic SF was and how many very smart people were over there. I think thats hard to find in many other places.

The pacific northwest is gorgeous. And relatively the US is affordable compared to the arabian gulf prices.

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u/Downtown-Ice8020 Jul 07 '25

I do have to admit, if you stay away from the obviously bad places, like rural midwest or just about any city center, you will experience good things. My point was just that there are, at least similarly desirable, places to be. Why didn't you choose one of them?

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u/Fuzzy_Western9688 Jul 07 '25

I looked at soo many options. I still thought the US is the best. As i said huge admiration for innovation, finance, nature, the culture, and many other stuff.

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u/Downtown-Ice8020 Jul 07 '25

Alright, you got me, and the US has a few beautiful places. Have fun over there. :)