<p>Japan…Definitely Japan</p>
<p>However if I stay in the US, then probably somewhere northwest or northeast.</p>
<p>Oregon, Maryland, Delaware for moderate climate and nice atmosphere.</p>
<p>I’m from WA state, and I’ve never really embraced the cold or rainy weather here. I’m always 5x happier when it’s sunny out. I’d like to think that I will live in a sunny state in the future, but not for college. Norcal or Socal are on my list… And who knows? I might fall in love with those places and just stay.</p>
<p>I am in Illinois right now and its eh. I loveeeee Utah! People are nice and the scenery is gorgeous. The economy is also doing much better there than where I am lol. San Antonio, Texas is nice too.</p>
<p>SoCal. Preferably San Diego, although Los Angeles is awesome too. It has the perfect combination of the laid-back California attitude, gorgeous weather, and the nightlife of a big city. There’s no place else I would call home.</p>
<p>Personally, I absolutely hate snow, and I would be happy never to see it again. It’s absolutely miserable here in Wisconsin, not being able to run outside or anything for 4-5 months.</p>
<p>^Agreed on the snow part. I dont mind it at first but in a few weeks Im gonna be sick of it.</p>
<p>I’m so sick of the east coast. So if we’re talking in the US, then I’d like to try Chicago and Seattle. I hear they’re awesome as hell.</p>
<p>But in the whole world (and I know this is so trite), I think London pretty much seems like the place to be. Or Toronto.</p>
<p>Sweden, of course.</p>
<p>
I second that.
Well… East Asia in general. 
In America, either New York or California.</p>
<p>
Texas isn’t thaaat bad 
My parents moved here to escape the cold (they’re from the New England area).
I live near Dallas, so it’s pretty urban! No cowboys, ranches, or anything like that by the big cities. ^_^</p>
<p>Despite being a Korean I would not want to live in East Asia given the current circumstances. </p>
<p>If I could live anywhere, I would choose to live in a small rural town. Just me, a dog, a load of books, and a nice computer.</p>
<p>I like excitement and endless opportunities (eating opportunities that is) so I think a big city such as New York or Chicago would suit me. However, I’m also insanely paranoid and I’m sure a big city like New York would be the first place a terrorist would attempt to detonate a nuclear weapon or the first place aliens will strike, so I’m torn.</p>
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<li>East Coast (New Jersey, Connecticut, Ma.)<br></li>
<li>West Coast (Santa Barbara rulz 
)</li>
<li>Midwest (Wisconsin, Illinois, exx)</li>
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<p>A university town with a population between 100-200 k would be perfect, especially, if there is a major city in a decent distance. Previously I thought that I want like to live in a big city, but recently I realized that I like towns with a smaller population. Especially university towns, but if somebody want so work in the academia, it just comes naturally
I have no intentions to remain in the UK or Europe…
Finding a tenure-track asst. professorship at a decent uni will be quite hard, and truly depends on luck as well…</p>
<p>I already live in the best place in the US.</p>
<p>I’d like Florida if it wasn’t for all the people there.</p>
<p>The East Coast, Seattle or Portland, EUROPE!</p>
<p>The Hamptons or south beach Miami.</p>
<p>Just give me a 2 million dollar house, trophy wife, a Bentley, and i’ll be set.</p>
<p>Southern California :D</p>