I lean a little more towards progressive house, deep house, chillstep and maybe a bit of LoFi tossed in, for good measure.
This was on when I came here to read comments:
As for the cancer question, that has always been puzzling. I have long thought of NZ, Denmark and Japan as relatively close in culture and ethos... the US doesn't fit there, but Australia (also very high) fits with the US.
Keeping in mind that actual cancer is typically a trailing indicator of a problem, pretty much 50-60% of the Danish population smoked until 10-15 years ago.
The only relatively strong correlation is meat consumption per capita vs. cancer rates, which becomes more pronounced where obesity is more of an issue. The *"outlier" there is India which has relatively high cancer vs. almost no meat consumption... BUT there are a lot of smokers in India and some of the world's worst air pollution.
RE: Danish Words That Have no Translation — And What They Suggest About a Culture