realitymaxxing (where a logical individual would permanently live)

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there’s no one-size-fits-all utopia as it all depends on goals, values, and non-negotiables.

but, the base should be:

what should dictate where you live?

you pick a country or region based on variables that affect long-term quality of life, such as:
category​
examples​
weight (out of 10)​
cost of living​
rent, food, transport, healthcare​
9​
political stability​
no coups, minimal corruption, sane laws​
9​
personal freedoms​
speech, internet, bodily autonomy, entrepreneurship​
10​
infrastructure​
electricity, internet, water, roads, banking​
8​
healthcare quality​
affordability + reliability + outcomes​
8​
education & knowledge access​
libraries, research, universities, internet freedom​
7​
safety​
low crime, low police abuse, emergency response​
8​
climate​
tolerable temps, low natural disasters​
5 (unless extreme)​
citizenship ease​
visa/residency difficulty, taxes on foreigners​
6​
access to global markets​
logistics, shipping, time zone overlap, legal framework​
7​
food quality​
food safety, non-ultra processed, local availability​
7​
social atmosphere​
open-mindedness, culture, racism, sexism, religion politics​
6​

"where can i legally live with maximum freedom, minimum bullshit, optimal access to resources and opportunities?"

that's basically how you stack rank countries.

tier list (2025–2026 edition):

S-tier (insane balance: freedom, safety, access, logic)
country​
why it qualifies​
netherlands
legal protections, free healthcare, great infrastructure, open society​
switzerland
highest safety, neutrality, long life, strong privacy, excellent healthcare​
germany
stable, high-earning, tech-forward, low uni costs, strong welfare, secular laws​
japan
unmatched infrastructure, safety, health, but language barrier can be hell​
singapore
cleanest, fastest, most efficient city-state. authoritarian but ultra-logical​
canada
easy immigration, strong human rights, healthcare, decent economy, chill people​


A-tier (great options if u can handle some quirks)
country​
good but not perfect reasons​
australia
high quality of life, insane nature, but expensive and isolated​
portugal
cheap-ish EU base, very chill, improving infrastructure​
south korea
tech-forward, healthcare elite, but rigid work culture​
estonia
e-residency hub, digital state, low corruption​
finland
most educated population, trust-based culture, harsh winters though​
uruguay
latin america’s quiet beast: low corruption, safe, stable, relaxed​


B-tier (strategic but compromises exist)
country​
trade-offs required​
mexico
close to US, cheap cost of living, but cartel activity + legal grey areas​
georgia (the country)
visa-free for 1 year, very free market, decent internet​
poland
good for EU access, affordable, but socially conservative​
malaysia
affordable, relatively stable, food and nature, but some limits on freedoms​
uae (dubai)
0% tax, elite infrastructure, but no free speech, surveillance everywhere​


C-tier (okay temporarily, but not ideal long-term)
country​
why it underdelivers​
thailand
digital nomad hype but unstable politics + shit wages + surveillance​
brazil
amazing nature + people but corruption and crime create hellish gaps​
south africa
cheap, beautiful, smart people... but crime, loadshedding, instability​
turkey
geo-political tightrope, inflation is insane, but beautiful + resource-rich​
argentina
economic collapse cycle on repeat but educated and rich in natural goods​


D-tier and below (only if you’re forced or insanely niche)
country​
hard no unless desperate or deeply strategic​
russia
authoritarian wild shit, sanctioned, limited freedom​
china
surveillance state, zero free speech, brutal laws​
north korea
no explanation needed jfl​
saudi arabia
zero freedom if you’re not a rich man, and even then​
venezuela
collapsed economy, corruption, unreliable anything​
nigeria
corruption, power instability, basic infrastructure collapse​


where would a logicmaxxer live?

again, depends on your ranking priorities.

if you're a freedom-seeking, remote-working, startup-minded, secular individual:
- netherlands
- estonia
- portugal
- canada
- japan (if you tolerate cultural rigidity)

if you're into safety, health, and long-term security:
- switzerland
- finland
- singapore
- germany
- australia

if you're broke but somewhat skillful and want strategic leverage:
- georgia
- malaysia
- uruguay
- poland
- mexico

also, i really want to address some red flags that people think matter but don’t (if you're logical):​
factorwhy it's irrelevant (if you’re not an emotional retard :lul:)
language barrierlearn the fucking language or use apps. it’s not 1950
being “far from home”home is where you build value
cold weatherwear clothes. problem solved
“racism” in europeit exists, but not at the structural level like in USA or SA
food preferencesadapt or import. most countries import food anyway

if you’re serious:
pick a place where the system works FOR you not against you.
learn the laws, exploit the benefits, get residency or second citizenship, build skill-based income, and become antifragile.

top 3 recommendations if you're young, skilled, adaptable:

- estonia (digital-first, dirt cheap entry)
- netherlands (long-term EU access + real rights)
- canada (easy path to citizenship and elite QOL)

that’s where the smart few go. the rest stay arguing about the fucking flags lol

alright bye​
 
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hopefully i will move one day
 
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literally all shit except maybe singapore
 
you're genuinely retarded if u think u can debate with me whether or not whether netherlands (or any of the regions listed) is really a good place to live in or not
Netherlands is jew-controlled western shithole promiscuous whores dirty immigrants and you will be mogged by tall whites
 
Will probably live in Denmark all my life but if it gets boring I’ll move
 
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