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[Interstellar] [Spoiler] Why did the future humans put the other side of the wormhole in such a less than ideal system?

If they could put one side in our star system then I assume the future humans could place the other side in any known system in the other galaxy.  Can I assume that?  If so, why wouldn't they put the other side into a system with a perfect Gaia world rather than the star system with a gaping black hole in it (who wants to look at that all the time) and the best planet looking like the Mojave desert.
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It's possible that it was never really the goal of the higher dimensional beings to help humanity colonize a new world. Their goal might only have been to get Cooper to enter the Tesseract so he and TARS could get the data needed for Murph to solve the equations Professor Brand considered unsolvable. In which case the wormhole was exactly where it needed to be, next to a massive black hole which served as the gateway into the Tesseract.

IIRC, when Cooper was in the Tesseract he mentions that the higher-dimensional beings couldn't figure out to how communicate with us. They needed someone like Cooper to reach back to specific moments in space and time. And they needed someone like Murph to figure what was being said. 

With the equations solved, it allowed humanity to build new tech, like the O'Neill cylinder space station and the small spacecraft Cooper steals at the end of the film. So instead of giving us a new planet, they gave us something perhaps more valuable - a new understanding of physics and new tech to live beyond earth.