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1. 200k are a exception not the norm 2. Quality of live is definitly higher in some parts of europe. There are public statistics for that [1] https://www.numbeo.com/quality-of-life/rankings_by_country.j... [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Happiness_Report [3] http://www.businessinsider.com/happiest-countries-best-quali... There is really no reason to argue that, more money does not mean more quality of life. E…
This. I went to the US last summer and found most people in awe when I told them I was there for the whole month, and it was not even my first vacation that year. The misunderstanding here, is that some believe 100k$ equals better life no matter what. In France the fact that most people have a decent life makes mine better as well. Also, I'd like to point out that universal, guaranteed, un-gameable health insurance i…
I am based in Switzerland so my health care money also goes to private companies. But these are heavily regulated.
However i can only agree with that statement. I always went to a private clinic because it was near my home and had less people there. It was not special or anything, it was just convenient.
Whatever happens i knew i get help and if i get a bill it some bullshit small costs i can easily pay anyway. The highest bill i ever got was $500 but only because i wanted a lot of random blood tests that no reasonable health care would cover.