Mexico above China is crazy lowkey, considering the differences in safety
Pabrinex on
Turkey behind Indonesia and Russia..?
Based on the criteria, this is bizarre.
prosocialbehavior on
Do you think it is the weed or the bikes that make netherlands the best?
CalRobert on
I moved to the Netherlands. My kids can bike to school without dying. That’s basically my bar for a high qol and nowhere else meets that (maybe Denmark I guess)
BeginningDelicious99 on
Literally yesterday Canada was one place above Japan. Significant change in quality of life in less than 24 hrs
ozneoknarf on
So we Brazilian are the best out of the broke. I guess that’s something. Am guessing the Personal freedom and access to information is what puts us ahead here.
Igniplano on
Of the top 13 countries of the full index, 11 countries are either Nordics (Norway (1), Denmark (2), Finland (3), Sweden (4) and Iceland (6)) or successor states of the Holy Roman Empire (Switzerland (5), Luxembourg (7), Netherlands (8), Germany (10), Austria (11) and Belgium (13)).
I leave the thought exercise to the reader, what these 11 countries of those two adjacent regions have in common.
bneogi145 on
India should have like 28 points not 58
Wellwisher513 on
For context, this is based on several key indicators of „social progress,“ with items listed here:
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Source: [Social Progress Index ](https://www.socialprogress.org/social-progress-index)
Tools: [Datawrapper ](https://www.datawrapper.de/)
Mexico above China is crazy lowkey, considering the differences in safety
Turkey behind Indonesia and Russia..?
Based on the criteria, this is bizarre.
Do you think it is the weed or the bikes that make netherlands the best?
I moved to the Netherlands. My kids can bike to school without dying. That’s basically my bar for a high qol and nowhere else meets that (maybe Denmark I guess)
Literally yesterday Canada was one place above Japan. Significant change in quality of life in less than 24 hrs
So we Brazilian are the best out of the broke. I guess that’s something. Am guessing the Personal freedom and access to information is what puts us ahead here.
Of the top 13 countries of the full index, 11 countries are either Nordics (Norway (1), Denmark (2), Finland (3), Sweden (4) and Iceland (6)) or successor states of the Holy Roman Empire (Switzerland (5), Luxembourg (7), Netherlands (8), Germany (10), Austria (11) and Belgium (13)).
I leave the thought exercise to the reader, what these 11 countries of those two adjacent regions have in common.
India should have like 28 points not 58
For context, this is based on several key indicators of „social progress,“ with items listed here:
https://preview.redd.it/cljgm78fn6jf1.png?width=1326&format=png&auto=webp&s=86776781d582c045424936d2c1db7db13bed3513
There’s a lot of fascinating insights on that website. It seems more rigorous than other studies about QOL that I’ve seen.
US under Spain and Italy is hilarious with no basis in reality.