OK I’m pretty certain that Cambodia is paradise and is the best. More so than anywhere in the states, etc.
why?
So I think the big issue is, life in America seems like such a dress. It’s kind of a very negative and toxic place to be, no hope no joy no optimism, but rather, stoic and spartan undertaking. To simply be physically and mentally fit insane in itself is a huge accomplishment.
Growth
I think what is actually super critical in any sort of country or nation state or city or whatever is growth, growth of a population the children, income quality of life etc.
The big issue with America is, we’re almost kind of tapped out. The only people with any sort of hope are like the crypto and bitcoin entrepreneurs like myself, but besides that, there’s essentially no more hope. And AI becomes a funny double edge for because in some ways it’s supposed to generate all of this world and prosperity and whatever, but in truth and actuality… More people seem to be scared of it than anything. 
How and why
So then, I mean a very simple thing is, certainly don’t give up your citizenship, because the day when shit hits the fan, you’re gonna be super effing happy that you have an American passport.
So then my very simple strategy is just tried to maximize Southeast Asia, Vietnam etc. I think it’s good for your sanity and your soul. 
Buddhist living?
 who is people are just happier, more Zen and tranquil, just live better lives. If happiness is what you see, it seems that Buddhism and Buddhist countries like Cambodia kind of have it figured out.
What’s then super interesting about Cambodia is, it’s like pretty much 100% Buddhist but the same time, there are no anti-sentiments towards capitalism growth, if anything, the SOSORO and economic foundations in Cambodia promote growth commerce, between Asia southeast Asia China, America etc.
And then I think Cambodia especially Phnom Penh becomes the best launchpad is because essentially, you’re at intersection of it all. That, you have access to all the action, and life is good and very exciting, and also if you do the cost of living parity, you’re essentially far more wealthy even on a more modest budget. It’s like, imagine like reducing your living expenses by more than half, yet also simultaneously, increasing your spending power by at least 10x. And the funny thing is in America, especially LA… it really kind of doesn’t matter how rich you are, no one ever seems to ever feel economically secure?