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204 sats \ 4 replies \ @knorozov OP 22 Sep 2023 \ parent \ on: Bitcoiner/nomad left Europe for Mexico 7 years ago - AMA bitcoin
I haven't visited there yet. Two downsides of ES are:
- they don't have high lands, bigger areas that are relatively flat and on altitude (best is around1500m), those have very good moderate climates. ES is very hot.
- it's small, meaning, you can't make a lot of in-country trips without visa and passport hassle (or worse during covid)
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Mexico has a lot going for it. Very warm&friendly people and culturally a bit closer to the west then other Latam countries. Spanish is not difficult to learn.
Politics/power structures are very complicated (federal/state/town/local tribes), but it has an advantage, not one of those is fully in charge. Freedom as a result of chaos. The covid period confirmed this for me. Some Mexicans were serious about things like masks, but they don't like to tell other people what to do. Mexico was probably the best country to be during covid.
It's big, so if you have a visa/residence, you can do a lot without crossing a border. Desert, jungle, beach, culture, mountains. National flights are good and cheap. In the high lands the climate is just perfect (for me). There are a lot of areas with year round avg daily temperatures between 22-30C (71-86F). No heating, no AC necessary. And when you feel like it, you go to the beach and it's always warm.
Fair point and anything can be done remotely nowadays so enjoy your time in Mexico
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Thanks!
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Yah, most people don't think about what quality it brings to your life, a moderate climate, being outside most of the day, sun, fresh air, around 25C all through the year.
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