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What has been your favourite country to travel/live in?
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Aokigahara?
Little Dragon
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That be the place.
The forest of souls.I enjoy the fishing. I remember seeing the crocs at the golf courses.
That be the place.
My old military buddy went camping their over All Hallows weekend. Did not recommend it.
Little Dragon
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I just imagine a sleepy bayou community, with moss hanging from willows and other water loving trees...in the twilight, with the night animals chirping and croaking in the darkness. My kind of place.
Little Dragon
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Oh. I bet it's wild and wyrd near that eerie and majestic mountain.
careful with the swamp birds, the mosquitos!
Little Dragon
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Oh yeah. I know that those little critters are the most dangerous thing in the swamp.
Orbit
I'm a planet
I really liked Spain. I’ve been in the north(Galicia), Madrid, and Barcelona. Barcelona was my favorite but they were all great. Paris is also lots of fun.
Little Dragon
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I loved Ibiza, very nice. Especially the Old Town there. Lovely. I know it's not mainland Spain, and very tourist orientated. The more rural parts, away from the beaches, were very relaxing.
Ameristan for both!
And have swords that will go thru a down jacket.
ajay0
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As per Forbes, India along with China was the richest nations on earth in the sixteenth century.
The Indian ocean is the only ocean named after a living nation and ancient civilization due to the heavy commerical traffic that took place there for world nations seeking to trade with India. Both the America's were discovered by sailors desperately seeking a new trade route with India.
Unfortunately under exploitative western colonialism in the last two centuries which wrecked its domestic economy and rural industries, and promotion of foreign goods at expense of local ones, India has descended from being the world's richest nation to one of the poorest on earth.
After independence , it has lifted off again slowly and steadily and is the fastest growing economy in the world at the moment, minting billionaires and millionaires each day, and has replaced the UK as the fifth largest economy in the world. It is now forecast to becoming the biggest economy a few decades from now at its present growth rate, replacing the U.S. as well.
How India's Economy Will Overtake the U.S.'s
If current trends continue, India's GDP will be larger than the U.S.'s by 2073.
India Set to Become World's Largest Economy by 2052, Predicts CLSA | Mumbai News - Times of India
According to a report by foreign broking major CLSA, India is projected to surpass the US and become the world's largest economy by 2052, with a nominal GDP of $45 trillion. The report also predicts that India will surpass Japan to become the world's third-largest economy by 2027. Read more...
timesofindia.indiatimes.com
India to overtake US as world's second largest economy by 2075: Report
According to a forecast by investment bank Goldman Sachs, India will overtake the United States as the world's second largest economy by 2075. The report said that the main downside risk for India's economic growth would be if the labour force participation rate does not increase.
So 'real poverty' that you have perceived in India is man-made, artificially induced and showcases the dangers of exploitative colonialism and unethical capitalist framework which focusses on profits at all costs.
This is the lesson which India's poverty should teach the world so that no nation experiences these sort of issues again .