Where could I look to learn what it is really like to live in other places, both in and outside of the USA?
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Gotta live there.  The only way.  Many places seam great when you visit but once you live there, it is a whole new reality.  Trust me I have tones of experience.
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How does one go about finding out where they can go to visit?\nI'm realy interested in doing something like that.?\nPlease help me if you can.
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It's great! I've lived and worked all over (Australia, US, Germany & Ireland), and London is by far my favourite place. It's not cheap, though; The rent may well kill you.
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I'm from the us living in england for a while. Aint nowhere better then the us but then i am biast :)
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Not in America... Elsewhere could be/
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GO there and do what?  You should first look into how you would make a living there.  You should have a better reason to move than just weather.
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Nothing like you would expect.  It's more conservative than a lot of other places you could live, but the Mormons don't rule the place and shun everyone else like the rest of the country thinks (first hand experience, growing up in the midwest and accidentally moving here).  It's a clean, safe city...  Big enough to have plenty of things to do but small enough not to be overwhelming.  Not to mention that pretty much anything that you want to do in the outdoors is more or less at your finger tips.  I'm surpised how much I like it, really...  I was bracing for the worst.
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Try the following sites to learn more about being employed and sponsored in the United States:
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Google with a properly formed query will find most of the information that is out there. Also try wikipedia for information on places which generally includes their history. \n\nWhat place do you wish to find information on and what sort of information do you require?
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I am proud to be an American and there is no other country where the masses are clamoring to get into like there is here. We have the freedom that no other country enjoys whether it is freedom or speech or religion. The country is so large that there is a place to go for every desire whether it is the mountains, beach, gambling, large amusement parks, family locations, or adult locations. If you like snow and the cold there are the northern states and if you like it hot there are the southern states.  We may be a new country in terms of the countries of the world but as the young people say, “newer is better”.•
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There are plenty of places here you can live an open life and be safe...Washington DC, New York, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco, San Diego...in fact, most large US cities are very open and broad minded. Why Canada? Just curious.
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http://maps.google.com\nThey won't help you much with anything other than the U.S., though.
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Go to the website, it's a good place to start.\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/travel/living/living_1243.html
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It depends on what you value. If you are looking for diversity and opportunity then the US-although not in the South or the ghetto :D. But the US is also morally decaying so I'd stay away. Go to Norway or Switzerland or England, they all have very forward-thinking leadership but also high taxes. And also the US has too many stupid people who debate things like evolution, abortion, and gay-marriage-which should all be allowed and stated as fact. In the US because still debate these issues which is ridiculous. Im from NJ so its not like Im hating :D
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Here is one I found\n\nhttp://www.outsidethenine.com/
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Typically the places which rank best for standard of living are those such as Norway, Sweden and Finland, in and around Scandinavia. However, while fine countries, they might not accord with your philosophical beliefs. To the extent that those are important to you, it is doubtful that you could ever truly be happy there if you do not all ready share the social outlooks of the aforementioned countries, et al. I suggest staying where you are if you are happy, or not committing to a new place only because of a statistic.
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Here you go: http://americanhistory.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?zi=1/XJ&sdn=americanhistory&zu=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.aliveness.com%2Fkangaroo%2FTimeline.htm