This post containts joint analysis of objective and subjective factors of moving to Norway: incuding research, voting results, ratings, and also some subjective ideas about moving to NO. In most cases there are links to sources of info so you could look to the info closer or check my data.
So, why Norway? What are the reasons of moving there?
— Wikipedia: Dentsu Institute (2006) and Zuckerman (2005)
— Wikipedia: List of countries by number of Internet users
— Akimai
— Huffington Post, Movehub, Numbeo
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The Norway society neraly hasn't any stratification. You could meet prime ministery nearby in the bus, paying for the ticket: https://www.quora.com/Whats-the-best-thing-about-Norway
Norwegians - one of the most trustfulness nation in the world. Hence honesty, decency, etc. The graph below states the results of voting for the question "you can trust most of the people". Norwegians agree in approx. 70%.
http://www.oecd.org/governance/public-governance-a-matter-of-trust.htm
Including gathering of the berries, installing the tents etc. - google "allemannsrett"
They are mostly located in the mountaints, and these huts already has food, comfort sleeping places and warmth.
Even if you live in Oslo (capital), you don't feel yourself in the stone jungle
Hence there are nearly zero "dirty" ways of energy generation
Approximately 10% of Norway citizens are vegeterians and most of the people choose food wisely.
And you can drink tap water here just everywhere: https://www.quora.com/Whats-the-best-thing-about-Norway
In Oslo it's warmer in winter and colder in summer, then in my city (Rostov-on-Don).
In the Norway there are nearly half a million lakes - 2.5 times more, then in Finland. The most deep lake in the europe is also located here - it' name is Hornindalsvatnet.
Covering more than 64,000 miles. Click on the collage lower to get a larger size (15+ mb).
Interestengly, Norway has one of the world's longest tunnels, - it's length is 25 kilometers.
If you like this stuff, just find DSLR and make a fascinating photo.
There are many researches of atheism or religiocity on the planet. The most large ones I found was about comparing the wealthiest people with religious people to find correlation; and second one was about military (war) oriented nations and religious ones. In the results of this two researches, we could clearly see the straight correlations: the less religious nation is, the more wealthy and the less militaristic people are. And vice-versa: the more religious nation is, the less wealthy and more militaristic are it's people - for example, most of the country budget is spent into military tasks, not to medicine or science. Being starving of the low life level, low salaries, bad transport, no infractructure, poor quality of internet & communications, unsafe life, imperfect medicine, people being even more religious and this vicious circle restarts again. As for me, the factor of religiocity goes back to the factor of ecological mind, or just an logical mind. I would like our planet to have as less wars or conflicts as possible, as low starving or poor people as possible. This requires people to have less religion! If you're onto your own research on this topic, please follow this link: https://www.quora.com/Is-it-true-that-the-least-religious-societies-are-the-most-successful-ones - and google some others for yourself. In the end, there is no objective reasons to kill a living creatures, indifferent, humans or animals, as there is no objective reason to live poor or on the edge of starvation or illnesses.
Yes! If you'd ask me, I would follow with some other options/advices on countries (note: these are MY research and MY favourite countries): Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Netherlands, Switzerland, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore, Australia. If you'd like to pick country up to your requests, head to this online tool: http://www.oecdbetterlifeindex.org. The fun is, I'd just setted up the sliders to my requests and what do you think? Norway is #1, here, too: http://www.oecdbetterlifeindex.org/#/32233322312
If you like information from my post, welcome to my telegram chat about moving to Norway (the "dirty tractor" chat group):
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Yours, truly
