Ipsos Global Happiness 2023. China tops at 91%.
Ipsos Global Happiness 2023. China tops at 91%.
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The samples in Brazil, Chile, China, Colombia, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, Peru, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Thailand, Turkey, and the UAE are more urban, more educated, and/or more affluent than the general population. The survey results for these markets should be viewed as reflecting the views of the more “connected” segment of their population.
It's pointless survey.
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It's usually an annotation because Internet/phone penetration among the rural, uneducated, and poor in those countries isn't great. They don't have means to survey these people. Surveying the people who do have access to Internet is representative of what "normal people" feel.
The US has ~91% Internet penetration, while China only has 73% and India only 43%.
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"This survey doesn't fit my worldview so it's pointless."
I bet you verify the fine print on surveys that do fit your worldview too, huh
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Yes, I check the data makeup of every survey I view. The sample data that is not using the same criteria for every participant skews the results. If I ask 10 politicians if they think they are doing a good job I get one set of results, but if I ask 10 McDonald employees if their elected politicians are doing great job, results will be different. If you can see the difference there, then the problem is you, not me.
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...closely followed by Saudi Arabia. Yeah, I'm not a big fan of these happiness reports.
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Idk I think I'd enjoy being obscenely rich off of my government's oil money
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The real question is why western countries consistently score so low on these reports. If western countries are so great and free, then you'd expect people to be reporting high level of happiness across the board.
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there is no unhappiness in ba sing se