Obviously country is better then city!! In the city it's dirty, noisy, tons of cars, no (usually) close friends (neighbors), dangorous and annoying. In the country it's safe, fun, beutiful, tons of friends everyone (u know everyone) and it's just awesome!!
It really depends on the persons opinion. In the country the air is cleaner considerably than in the city and it is less noisy. But in case of an emergency it may take longer for medical help to arrive. While in the city everything you need is close by. And if you need medical attention it will be there faster. True the city is more dangerouse because of thugs and the air polution, but as I said before it is all in ones perspective.
Cities are not as dangerous or polluted as one may think. The country can be just as filled with liter as a city. Cities have been cracking down on crime and pollution so much in the last decade especially. What is actually the best place to live is in the suburbs, which although is not the city, is still an urban living area. The suburbs are the clean, family-oriented, safe, etc. They are the best place for a child to grow up and to raise a family.
Living in the city is better than living in the country, on terms of health, not on terms of one's opinion or which is more entertaining. One who lives in the city has a longer life span than one who lives in the country. This is due to the fact that one who lives in the city usually has more social attention, which boosts ones self esteem and overall wellbeing, which is actually proven to make one live longer. Another major reason is because hospitals are more technologically advanced and better equipped in the city, as well as having less travel distance if in the country. You are more likely to get faster and better medical attention in the city. However, this has not always been true. At the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, urban living was disgusting and unhealthy. There was garbage and waste piling in the streets, poor living conditions, immense pollution. However, during the second Industrial Revolution, sanitation began to pick up and become a regular thing, and people realized the filth they were living in. This ultimately switched the longer life span from the country to the city.
That's largely a matter of opinion. Many people, myself included, prefer living in the country. For those of us who farm, the close proximity to our work is very beneficial. The environment is usually more peaceful, quiet, and in most parts of the country, cleaner. It's not perfect, though, since we sometimes have to travel significant distances for farm supplies, medical care, clothing, and even food. In some cases, country people even have to live outside fire protection districts. Everyone faced with this decision has to weigh the advantages and disadvantages for themselves.
The Pros and Cons of living in the countryI think living in the country has both advantages and disadvantages. So lets look what we have.In the country prices for food and other natural products are lower than in city, and the quality is better. But electric goods costs higher because of high transport expenditure.In the country you can find a cheap and pretty convenient accommodation. But can''t find a proper job with high income. In the city it is opposite.In the country there are less places of rest - bars, restraints, cafes, clubs or even parks that we have in city. But on the other hand in the country you can rest everywhere, even on your back yard, can make some party.Public Transport problem in the country is quite sharp one. But we have no car exhausts and traffic jams as in city. If you need to get somewhere regularly - Just buy a car.In psychological plan much more healthy to live in country, because people there are all neighbors and solve their problem in easy way.So, my opinion is that the most comfortable variant is to work in the city and live in the suburbs.
Living in the city offers easy access to amenities, entertainment, and job opportunities. Cities also tend to have better infrastructure, public transportation, and diverse social interactions. Additionally, cities often provide a faster pace of life and cultural diversity that can be appealing to many people.
Some benefits of living in cities include access to more job opportunities, cultural events, entertainment options, and a wider range of services and amenities. Cities tend to have better public transportation systems and more diverse dining and shopping options compared to rural areas.
It really depends, if you like the dry, neglected places, then the countries are best for you, but if you like to be with people then the cities are better for you.
You can say one is better than another. They live differently and have different jobs. There are pros and cons of living in the city or the country. Sorry if i cant answer your question but this question cant be answered.
Living in the city is better than living in the country, on terms of health, not on terms of one's opinion or which is more entertaining. One who lives in the city has a longer life span than one who lives in the country. This is due to the fact that one who lives in the city usually has more social attention, which boosts ones self esteem and overall wellbeing, which is actually proven to make one live longer. Another major reason is because hospitals are more technologically advanced and better equipped in the city, as well as having less travel distance if in the country. You are more likely to get faster and better medical attention in the city. However, this has not always been true. At the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, urban living was disgusting and unhealthy. There was garbage and waste piling in the streets, poor living conditions, immense pollution. However, during the second Industrial Revolution, sanitation began to pick up and become a regular thing, and people realized the filth they were living in. This ultimately switched the longer life span from the country to the city.
it was proven that 75% of australians like the city better than the country
Because there is more jobs to be had than in the countryside.
Developed countries have better living conditions than developing counties. They most likely have better health care and better public infrastructure.
Country living typically offers more space, nature, and tranquility compared to the hustle and bustle of city living. City living tends to be more convenient with access to amenities, cultural activities, and job opportunities. The choice between the two often comes down to personal preferences for lifestyle and priorities.
cuz
more peaceful more fresh aie less stress
In my experience, they like to think so but are not necessarily. Its really a matter of opinion, I like country boys better though! Howlingwolf
That's largely a matter of opinion. Many people, myself included, prefer living in the country. For those of us who farm, the close proximity to our work is very beneficial. The environment is usually more peaceful, quiet, and in most parts of the country, cleaner. It's not perfect, though, since we sometimes have to travel significant distances for farm supplies, medical care, clothing, and even food. In some cases, country people even have to live outside fire protection districts. Everyone faced with this decision has to weigh the advantages and disadvantages for themselves.
A city is smaller then a country.