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Seoul is pretty huge with nearly 10 million people, and being as modern and hip as it is, there's always something to do. They have over 15 different subway lines and it's always packed. Not a good city to live in if you want peace and quiet and like the sky being dark at night. There's also Incheon, which is technically a separate city, but most just see it as a part of Seoul or an expansion, since they're connected next to each other. It's kinda like the Ft. Worth to Dallas.

Busan is pretty much a beach city, known for its heat, sunshine, and bikinis. Busan is also pretty liberal, politically. It's like the Korean version of San Diego. Or like Los Angeles, with a lot less of the negatives. Busan is a well-sought after city, making it very expensive to live in, often equally as much as Seoul.

Daegu isn't really known for much of anything and is kind of just "average" and forgettable, overall. But there are a few things Daegu is known for. It's a good big city to raise families in. It's also known for being hot, in more ways than one. The hottest, sexiest women are known to come from Daegu (Korean or Westerners). Daegu is also basically in a big crater, surrounded by mountains, which makes it scorching hot in the Summer, as it traps in heat like a convection oven. But Daegu is kind of the most well-rounded of all South Korean cities.

Daejeon is easily the most BORING major city in all of Korea. It also doesn't have a reputation for much of anything, albeit more so than Daegu has. Daejeon is basically a "nerd" city, where many scientists and tech people supposedly live (realistically, more probably live in Seoul). Daejeon supposedly would be like Silicon Valley, but it's really more like Ohio: boring AF.

Gwangju isn't known for much of anything, other than being a very traditionalist/old school kind of city. It isn't as modern as other Korean cities, but it still has 1.4 million people living there.

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After reading this science article i was wondering how many people are playing in either controll sheme.

www.iflscience.com/.../