For one thing, US - New York - Silicon Valley has basically none of the social-democratic benefits of living in Europe.
For another thing, America really does make it dirt easy to register some kind of small business with a state or municipal government as existing and doing business in... something. This doesn't mean doing it right is easy, but doing it at all is very easy, and it's also correspondingly easy to go back and reregister your business when someone experienced tells you what to actually do.
For one thing, US - New York - Silicon Valley has basically none of the social-democratic benefits of living in Europe.
Of course. I meant in terms of entrepreneurial energy and opportunity. On everything else (vacation, healthcare, affordable college) Europe is light-years ahead of the U.S. at this point.
For one thing, US - New York - Silicon Valley has basically none of the social-democratic benefits of living in Europe.
For another thing, America really does make it dirt easy to register some kind of small business with a state or municipal government as existing and doing business in... something. This doesn't mean doing it right is easy, but doing it at all is very easy, and it's also correspondingly easy to go back and reregister your business when someone experienced tells you what to actually do.