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That certainly isn’t the reason I moved here. This whole comment chain exists because way up someone said Canada IS the US, just with metric and people that talk funny. I’m glad we…

Absolutely. And even the wonderful places don’t make the top 20 in the world.

> You take your site off the public internet and paywall it off I did that. I even printed and bound it in a bunch of dead trees and put it up for sale. The LLMs still stole it.

> I wanted the information and I have no way of getting at it without investing my own time and effort in going to your website. Substitute the word “website” for book, or training…

You’ve made it very clear you think it’s a joke of a country. I’m happy to hear you agree with my original comments, and the point of this entire thread. Canada is not “just like” …

> So this means I'm paying tens of thousands of dollars per year for healthcare that I haven't been able to use. Yep, that’s how it works in every country with healthcare for all. …

Is the Canadian healthcare system perfect? Of course not. Is it the best on the world? Clearly not. Is there lots of room for improvement? You bet, and people like my wife are work…

I’ll bust your trace buster buster!

Hahaha. Absolutely on point. Don’t like the outcome? Methodology is bad. Never mind this has been around for decades. It actually makes perfect sense. In every metric that impacts …

I’ve now lived in Canada for 16 years. I’ve had surgeries, my wife gave birth, plenty of friends have been through the ER and doctors (we mountain bike, ski, snowboard, etc) Please…

> Canada basically IS the US with metric and the people talk funny. I’ve spent considerable time in both - seen something around 46 states and all but two provinces and territories…

What a shame you don’t have good public transit, horrible crime and pollution, poor schools and a police force that is actively against you. The US does not have a single city in t…

> Or come to downtown Vancouver In the last ~20 years Vancouver has almost always been the number one or number two worlds most livable city, so this makes perfect sense.

> there are several cities in America that are similar (Boston, Seattle, SF, SanDiego, Austin, NYC to name a few). Worth noting the US does not have a single city in the top 20 wor…

At this point we can speculate till the cows come home about how much it’s going to cost and how convenient it will be. I’ll wait and see.

I drove through, and the map on vehicle showed it as a separate country. Many, many people warned me the military in Morocco would be pissed and likely not let me in. They seriousl…

Absolutely you’re right. The question is how much less convenience will people accept for how much of a saving compared to depreciation, insurance, gas, maintenance, tires, parking…

> Second, they like big "American" cars like pickup trucks and huge SUVs Do they genuinely like them, or do they just not know they could have it better? Even the people that speak…

> The idea that that a huge number of people will give up their private cars for robot-taxis in the next 20 years is laughable. They don't even exist in the vast majority of the co…

I also want to hold a short position on them, but the number of times they’ll be bailed out is essentially infinite, so that won’t work.

All the major US OEMs are dead companies walking. Even the CEO of Ford said if Chinese automobiles are allowed into the US it will be the death of US manufacturing. Total acknowled…

Towards? You need to see how many people are doing vanlife, not by choice.

Invading armies burnt the White House down twice , then just left and said “stop being so stupid”.

Right, they don’t “profit” much because they pay themselves so much. The CEO of united healthcare total compensation is $60 million a year. Where do you think that money comes from…

So then you should implement the approach being advocated here. You said yourself it would take less effort, and the outcome is better. Win, win.