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In the first scenario, we find ourselves in a quiet, half-empty village in rural Spain. Here, one could easily find affordable houses and breathe clean air, but the community is plagued by closed schools and the absence of hospitals. Job opportunities are scarce, lying an arduous 80-minute drive away, rendering the village a shadow of its former self.
Conversely, picture a hyper-dense district within a global super city, reminiscent of London or Tokyo. The streets teeming with life possess a vibrancy of opportunities, yet the cost of living is staggering. A modest one-bedroom apartment demands a prohibitive price of $3 million, often forcing three occupants to share cramped living spaces.