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10 sats \ 6 replies \ @0xbitcoiner 26 Mar \ on: Happiness vs GDP per person charts_and_numbers
Yeah, right, money doesn't buy happiness and health, they say! Tell that to someone else.
why India seems so chill and happy with so little
India doesn't look so chill and happy to me by the chart.
But I and all of India have already denounced it's fake.
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I was misreading the chart, so I edited my comment.
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No problem.
Still you've to agree the 118th position of India by WHR is so bullish! Haha.
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Yeah! There's still a lot of room to grow... Honestly, I think people are happier the fewer worries they have. In countries where just putting food on the table every day is a struggle, I imagine life must be really tough.
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I mean I totally disapprove the rank given to India by WHR.
India can't be unhappier than Pakistan and many of the very poor nations.
If you're considering the lower per capita as a measure, know it that food and services are much much cheaper than the west. In India we buy 30 eggs in less than 2 dollars. At most of the places a man can eat one time food within 1 to 1.5 dollars. At most places you can find good hotels for 6 to 10 dollars. Now, the culture infused with a lot of spiritualism make people more happier and less needy and greedy. I don't very often listen from people complaining about this or that.
What else happiness mean?
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No doubt, happiness is super relative, so it’s hard to measure.