pull down to refresh

10 sats \ 2 replies \ @cryotosensei 28 Mar \ on: City vs Country AskSN
Yes, quality of life gets better with city life. Because more people, more chances for dynamic interactions and chances for cross-pollination of ideas.
Unless you are into a self-sufficient lifestyle and prefer to eke out your own existence
write
preview
24 sats \ 1 reply \ @kr OP 28 Mar
True, but how true?
Are you cross-pollinating more ideas with people in your town/city? Or are you sharing more ideas with strangers on the internet?
reply
0 sats \ 0 replies \ @cryotosensei 28 Mar
Both.
Because I’m extroverted and meet new people on my job. And Singapore is a compact country - it’s not difficult to meet new people to exchange ideas (even for a time-pressed father like me).
My wife lives in the Japanese countryside (inaka), so my offline life crawls to a standstill every Dec I stay at my parents-in-law’s place. So I think my offline life in the city is more happening than that at her territory
reply