neither, if I would be non-european, I would choose either europe or australia. better quality of life, more personal freedom (yes, compared to US, the land of free), and just a more interesting places to be (EU culture diversity is still astonishing to me even though I live here 34 years already, Australia has all south east asia and great barrier reef just next to it, which are amazing places to explore)
Re:The decline of US power?
by honest_joe on Friday July 10, 2015 @10:09AM
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But that's because you are not looking to immigrate. But there are countless of others. And Europe is heterogenous and not very welcoming .
Re:The decline of US power?
by LimpWristed on Friday July 10, 2015 @08:43AM
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> If you are a "skilled" person of foreign nationality would you rather go to the US or China if you would have an option ?
Do you know if China is evolving culturally? The reason I wouldn't want to live in a place like China or Russia is that people there are not socially developed. By that I mean, people there are not pleasant and rudeness is the norm. Hopefully, China will be different in a decade or so.
Re:The decline of US power?
by honest_joe on Friday July 10, 2015 @10:07AM
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Hard to say. They are experiencing "got rich quickly" syndrome of post-communist countries.I doubt China will be different anytime soon (that includes your decade :-)) as it is an isolated world within a world.
If you are a "skilled" person of foreign nationality would you rather go to the US or China if you would have an option ?