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    Heutige Nachrichten: Der World Happiness Report hebt die negativen Auswirkungen der sozialen Medien hervor und stuft Finnland als glücklichstes Land ein


    Heutige Nachrichten: Der World Happiness Report hebt die negativen Auswirkungen der sozialen Medien hervor und stuft Finnland als glücklichstes Land ein

    https://apnews.com/article/world-happiness-finland-social-media-unhappiness-bf3b4dae7fcfe2842ea2bd47f88b3c4b

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    1. Beyond_the_one on

      So happy about the growing inequality and unemployment under the current shit government. SO HAPPY!
      Honestly, The Happiness Index research is worth less than an old rotted sneaker.

    2. generalissimus_mongo on

      I’m getting so fucking tired of being happy all the time.

      Please, could some other country be the happiest for a while… Denmark?

    3. HelpMePleaseHelpMeme on

      It becomes ridiculous. They clearly need to change the way how they measure it.

    5. Not_Yet_Declassified on

      The most depressing and miserable people of the country are right here in Reddit. Go touch some grass people – spring is here, so it begins to show again!

    6. admiral-morgan on

      I believe it, because compared to the US where I lived, I’ve never felt in a more stable country in my entire life (not that the bar was set very high). But I wish they would rename the damned ranking. They talk about the impact of social media, but give this ranking system the most click-bait title available.

      But seriously, in terms of all my interactions with: medial services, education, daycares, social services, infrastructure, police officers, the people here as a whole, we’ve got a solid baseline. Room for improvement everywhere, but I never have that same feeling of absolute dread and panic I would when I had to deal with any of these things anywhere else. I don’t need to be afraid of taking on enormous life-crippling debt for a hospital bill or childcare, I don’t need to fear for my safety that I’ll walk into the path of a corrupt officer who has quotas to meet or gun toting fools at McDonalds on a Saturday night, I don’t need to worry about my kid learning revised versions of history or growing up where politics is treated like sports teams. In that sense, I couldn’t be any happier here.

    8. Jassokissa on

      Yeah, it’s a good place to live. I’m happy here, wouldn’t want to live anywhere else. I feel like I’m mostly surrounded by other happy people too. Now don’t get me wrong, most of them have something to complain about, very vocally at times, but they are still happy. The usual complaints, work or the lack of it, divorce, economic situation, kids, current government, previous government… Yes everyone has an idea what is wrong with the country, but generally most seem happy.

    9. Eproxeri on

      If you’d ask Reddit you would think that we’d be right down there on the scale with Afghanistan.

    10. nicol9 on

      Once again the Finns are just content with what they have, but it’s not happiness. Those surveys are very questionable

    11. Fishy_____Business on

      So why wouldnt we use social media here just as much as Australians? Average Finnish teen has screen time 8 hours a day.

    13. LordMorio on

      Ah, another year of „how is X possible when Finland is the happiest country in the world“ -posts

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