It’s a pretty important historical text that gets engaged with more by people who are seeking it out for historical context and understanding than most texts of the sort that are mainly sought out by those who agree. Not so much people brigading, just people who don’t share the views of the author being more likely to have read it and be disgusted by it than most hate texts because of the historical significance to a time period that many have interest in and that we’re still seeing consequences of to this day

The UK perhaps? Quite a few opportunities in chemistry, a huge Indian diaspora which might help social-life wise and in terms of rarely feeling like you just don’t belong, English speaking, I’ve never felt particularly unsafe as a woman even out alone at night unless I was in generally dodgy areas and that was more a general feeling of not being safe than “this isn’t safe as a woman”, most cities have a significant amount of diversity and immigrant communities that are generally accepted by most people, and while cost of living is higher than it used to be, I’m on basically a dead on average salary and I’m comfortable and usually have money spare to save/spend on whatever I feel like.

Totally depends where in Europe tbh. I lived in Cyprus for a few years, and how bitterly cold it was in winter always shocks people. I’ve never been as cold in my life as I was mid January in Cyprus even at home - there’s zero central heating and everyone always said I must be exaggerating how cold it got but when it’s warmer outside the house than inside and there’s snow on the ground, it’s not a fun time at all.

And in the summer, running the AC left you with a €600 electric bill (before the current energy crisis) in a country where €1000 a month is a decent salary, so there’s only about 4 months a year it’s even close to comfortable at home. Going to work in a job I hated where homophobic abuse was common even from management as a gay woman was often a relief just because it was air conditioned in summer and heated in winter by electric heaters.