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Everywhere's got their own share of problems, and then there's the matter of getting a passport. 

That being said, an EU passport extends to a lot of locations once you have it. 

There's also ways to avoid US poisons, such as avoiding fast food trends or buying alternative brands of things that prep it differently. 

With enough planning you can avoid a lot of the problems, you don't even need to drink out of the tap if you're that kind of worrier. 

Turncoat said: 

Everywhere's got their own share of problems, and then there's the matter of getting a passport. 

That being said, an EU passport extends to a lot of locations once you have it. 

 Getting a passport will be the easy part.

I would love to move to Switzerland.  Move to Europe, and let me marry one of you, so I can get citizenship. XD

Turncoat said: 

There's also ways to avoid US poisons, such as avoiding fast food trends or buying alternative brands of things that prep it differently. 

With enough planning you can avoid a lot of the problems, you don't even need to drink out of the tap if you're that kind of worrier. 

 Its more than just food. Water comes in ~plastic bottles~ fuxking everything on the market has fragrance in it and when you look into those 90% cause cancer.

PalePeach said: 

Turncoat said: 

There's also ways to avoid US poisons, such as avoiding fast food trends or buying alternative brands of things that prep it differently. 

With enough planning you can avoid a lot of the problems, you don't even need to drink out of the tap if you're that kind of worrier. 

Its more than just food. Water comes in ~plastic bottles~ fuxking everything on the market has fragrance in it and when you look into those 90% cause cancer.

You could opt for water purifiers and a well, that's how my family has it. This has meant having to deal with Limestone and some other minerals but that's only really annoying for washing my hair. 

Even for food prep, I've begun to worry more about how they make Salt and Sugar here (and in some other countries with similar practices) since my trip to Japan. Their version somehow was able to do the job without feeling as supersaturated or something, it didn't have the same kick while still providing for the body. I was able to eat candy without it sating the sugar addiction, like biting into a piece of fruit, and while that was disturbing it was also a wakeup call over my diet. 

There are ways around every thing you don't want to have to deal with by planning around it, someone else out there cares and likely provides a service for a niche audience, especially with the growing concerns in the US overall when it comes to desires of self-sufficiency as safety. 

Edit: That being said, there are some good things about the supersaturated-like practices here. For example, US recreational drugs are actually pretty good over having them be about having a loopy good time, while my time traveling and even talking to people from other countries had me find and hear about them reducing the potency of things like marijuana (if their country even has a scene in it) so that it can be more like a relaxed buzz, while the US is becoming really into Terpenes and Potency, more into it for the party mindset by comparison. 

Ofc most of these issues can be mitigated via our own choices. 

But, the plan is still Phd in Europe or Japan depending on what research program I require. 

If my life in America didn't work out somehow, even if I want to stay and try to survive in what's coming and make something grand, my other option would be to be a wanderer and travel across Earth, learning of all other cultures and such, obviously I have a fanciful image of my head, and if you recognize my pfp, you know what that'd be, but clearly no clue where I end up, and what I do. 

AliceInWonderland said: 

Ofc most of these issues can be mitigated via our own choices. 

But, the plan is still Phd in Europe or Japan depending on what research program I require. 

 tbh, Japan would be my choice, but I'm a weeb. :)