Recently there was a tweet from Nomad Capitalist about Costa Rica:
https://twitter.com/nomadcapitalist/status/1505561885382701056
From @TomLiberty;
Some more things about Costa Rica:
On the negative side:
1) That residency process will frustrate you if you do it on your own. Their governmental processes sometimes have red tape (I usually find a fixer to help me if that is even possible here. I do not know of any fixers in immigration, sorry. And these laws are so new that it will add to it.)
2) The country has a lot of import tariffs. So a car in Panama is 1.5x in Costa Rica for example.
3) It's pricey. Sometimes the prices are exactly what you'd get in the USA. The trick is to change your lifestyle to be more like a tico. Eat their food. Don't buy imported chocolate and cheese.
4) It's not Medellin (eg, the cuisine, the bargain basement prices, single nightlife, the most perfect weather)
5) there are a lot of regulation around environment and labor.
6) Are you sure you want to go for residency or citizenship, because there is some creeping socialism.
On the positive side
1) These people are extremely easy going. You will eventually love these people. They remind me of Thai people. They are hardworking provided that you do not treat them like an employee. You have to treat them like friends that happen to be working for you. hahaha. There is a transition for people like me, ie for prima donnas from LA, NY or San Fran used to the American caste system.
2) The land is the most beautiful I have seen in the world. The sunsets are #1. Fire flies and animals and birds everywhere. It feels like you are in Jurassic park.
3.) The weather is close to perfect.
4) Real estate will appreciate above average as environmental restrictions begin to tighten supply.
5) No one really pays taxes when everyone is asking for cash. It's pretty common for Ticos to avoid paying taxes entirely. Go ahead, be my guest.
6) They have a law that says that they want to tax some of your worldwide activity, but they haven't gotten around to it. (Since it seems like they need to be bailed out again with their COVID mismanagement and overall governmental mismanagement, I am starting to think that they will continue to be pro-immigration/residency.)
In conclusion: There is a lot of potential here. Passport in 7 years might be a mirage. It's hard not to have a wishful thinking bias. The devil is in the details. Let's continue the conversation.
Trying out something new, a video message.
Also to back this up is a good article from Glen Greenwald about how our capacity to reason diminishes during the highly charged climate surrounding a war and war propaganda from BOTH sides.
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You would have to be living under a rock to not have heard about AI. Artificial Intelligence, either the great savior of human kind, or the precursor to Sky-net that will destroy us all. Which is it?
First of all, this post was NOT written by AI. So apologies for any mistakes. There is a confusion in terms I believe, as most of the AI's people are thinking of (ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini, etc.) are really LLM or Large Language Models. These are not really "intelligent" but just using mathematics to predict what words are needed to complete the question. Which is why people say AI "lies" too much. Not really, its just predicting words that complete the query and has no concept of what even lying really is.
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https://x.com/TheBTCTherapist/status/1869507247526793481
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