I just answered that question.

What do you mean by "we"? Humans? Well, I'm not one to govern, but I will say this: bad things happen when you disregard nature.

Upon my elongated research, I think the places where philosophers can live are mostly Europe. There are good cities in Switzerland, but that's hella expensive. There are some places in Germany, some in Italy, some in Greece and very few in other countries in Europe. Then there are some in Russia and, suprisingly enough, South Korea. All places in America, both Latin and North, are uninhabitable. The air there makes lazy. All places in Eastern Europe are also uninhabitable. All places in Africa are uninhabitable. And most definitely all places in Oceania are uninhabitable.

But here's the deal: you can't really know if an air is good until you're there and can feel its influence upon your own self. So being someone like me, who has no money and not many ways of making money, is tough because you basically have to just coinflip it.

I mean sure you can google barometric pressure, the landscapes, the pictures, the humidity of a place, but that's of very little help. IDK why, I'm not at my fullest philosophical capacity. Maybe I will know once I'm in a good place for philosophy.