Livelli di felicità in Europa
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di Steve_Hufnagel
Livelli di felicità in Europa
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di Steve_Hufnagel
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Serbia on levels with Spain and Poland, above Italy, how?!
It’s rather insensitive to have Russia participate is such an activity.
The Nordic countries also have highest drug abuse, depression/ suicides.
The note in the top right is interesting, I wonder why older people are “significantly happier” than younger people in the Nordics.
Is there a correlation with wealth?
Fck Putin.
Why is Portugal so low? Can anyone elaborate?
I wonder if anyone really spent the time to go to Ukraine to ask how happy they feel in a scale .
There is no happiness in Belarus.
I dont see how the young can be happier than the old ones in Germany.
Me Albania, what is happiness?
I can explain why Finland, some of the most apathic people I met (jokinglyish I love you) are so happy. Happiness = your PERCEPTION of the events on your life minus your EXPECTATION of how life should behave. can’t get unhappy if your expectations are low 🤣🤣
How do they measure this? Because if it’s self-reported, I would take it with a grain of salt. In the Netherlands it’s not entirely socially acceptable to say that one is not happy.
Yeah, nothing like a walk in any German to see those gleaming happy faces
happiness – poland one of the lowest
life satisfaction – poland one of the highest ^(from another map that was posted here)
Yeah idk if these maps mean much
Were these statistics collected only in the capital cities?
Austrian here. Nice.
turkey: -7 😀
Some can exchange their hapiness for the sun and D3
Belarus error 404😹
No way that’s correct. They must have not counted me, I’d drag Finland down to 6.7
Where is Turkey? They should be the miserable.
Hahah no way Hungary is a 6
Least happy is a country currently being invaded and reciving war crimes
Tax Euros at work
In a parallel universe where Finland doesn’t border Russia its happiness stats are double digits. In a parallel universe where Poland doesn’t border Russia, the expression “The Polish Book of Smiles” is not a joke. Magic Russia away and that part of Europe stretching from Finland through the Baltics and Poland and further south would be known globally as the Smiling Belt.