You think so? I mean yeah things like clean running water, electricity & food sure do make your day better.
jelhmb48 on
People who are more satisfied say they are more satisfied
OldSports-- on
Sure it’s obvious but it’s nice to have significant proof. Good job
v3bbkZif6TjGR38KmfyL on
People who live in Death Valley are dryer than those in the Atlantic.
SitrakaFr on
Nice ! Sometimes i wanna kill myself but it might get better if i go live in Norway !!!!
101m4n on
This just in: people who have the stuff they need are more satisfied with life!
yesennes on
Money can’t buy happiness. But it can but a jet ski. Have you ever seen anyone sad on a jet ski?
wyattlol on
A study found ot that people with a good nigh sleep feel more rested the next day
F3Grunge on
And in other news, people from shit countries say that their lives are shit.
eortizospina on
It’s interesting that so many people in the comments find this so obvious. There’s a whole strand of literature in economics looking at how robust this correlation really is and whether/when it implies causality. The source of the chart has a good (albeit somewhat dated) overview of that literature here: https://ourworldindata.org/happiness-and-life-satisfaction#the-link-between-happiness-and-income
Weekly-Ad353 on
No shit?
Next up:
People eating ice cream while questioned are more likely to report being happy.
Impossible_End5852 on
This just in: people who aren’t starving on a daily basis tend to be happier. Who knew!?
42peters on
The headline is absolutely pointless.
Curious to see Mozambique and Hong Kong on the same level of life satisfaction though.
5tudent_Loans on
People who live in the heat feel hotter than people who live in the cold
Cunninghams_right on
Now do the graph with only OECD countries. Last I saw, national wealth meant basically nothing once you’re a “first world country”, and what matters after that is the inequality within the country, which is why Finland is high here and the US isn’t shown.
No_Nose2819 on
But money doesn’t make you happy.
God is real.
Every religions believe is absolutely based in reality and not man made bull shit.
Violence never solves anything.
Universeintheflesh on
I’d imagine there is a lot more participation from residents in wealthier countries. I have a hard time imagining many people living in the “poor” villages near me being asked about this or filling out life satisfaction quizzes online. They sure are smiling, laughing, helping each other out, and spending tons of time together though.
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You think so? I mean yeah things like clean running water, electricity & food sure do make your day better.
People who are more satisfied say they are more satisfied
Sure it’s obvious but it’s nice to have significant proof. Good job
People who live in Death Valley are dryer than those in the Atlantic.
Nice ! Sometimes i wanna kill myself but it might get better if i go live in Norway !!!!
This just in: people who have the stuff they need are more satisfied with life!
Money can’t buy happiness. But it can but a jet ski. Have you ever seen anyone sad on a jet ski?
A study found ot that people with a good nigh sleep feel more rested the next day
And in other news, people from shit countries say that their lives are shit.
It’s interesting that so many people in the comments find this so obvious. There’s a whole strand of literature in economics looking at how robust this correlation really is and whether/when it implies causality. The source of the chart has a good (albeit somewhat dated) overview of that literature here: https://ourworldindata.org/happiness-and-life-satisfaction#the-link-between-happiness-and-income
No shit?
Next up:
People eating ice cream while questioned are more likely to report being happy.
This just in: people who aren’t starving on a daily basis tend to be happier. Who knew!?
The headline is absolutely pointless.
Curious to see Mozambique and Hong Kong on the same level of life satisfaction though.
People who live in the heat feel hotter than people who live in the cold
Now do the graph with only OECD countries. Last I saw, national wealth meant basically nothing once you’re a “first world country”, and what matters after that is the inequality within the country, which is why Finland is high here and the US isn’t shown.
But money doesn’t make you happy.
God is real.
Every religions believe is absolutely based in reality and not man made bull shit.
Violence never solves anything.
I’d imagine there is a lot more participation from residents in wealthier countries. I have a hard time imagining many people living in the “poor” villages near me being asked about this or filling out life satisfaction quizzes online. They sure are smiling, laughing, helping each other out, and spending tons of time together though.