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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
&gt; It's not that homelessness is not a big issue in other parts of the world, it's just that the first world country standard of housing is "too high"

Homelessness definitely is less of a problem in many developing countries than in first world ones, it's infinitely better to live in a slum that to have no home at all.
gpt
i can understand that point of view. it's hard for people in developed country to accept that though, since there's a certain thing that are considered "essential" and "non-negotiable" by someone who live in developed country (and i'm not saying that this view is wrong either, just maybe more idealist than realist).  

in my current country, having access to drinkable tap water (instead of using bottled water) is an example of those "non-negotiables" that unfortunately not enjoyed by everyone in this country (especially indigenous)