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    1. Suspicious_Place1270 on

      economy size has nothing to do with life quality, usa, china and india are all just not all that great

    2. square_plant_eater on

      I mean, look at the list. You could tell before looking at the data

    3. RelativeCourage8695 on

      Does Germany really has the highest part of the population with Internet?

    4. TwentyCharactersShor on

      What happened to Japan?? I always thought it was a wealthy country. It does not look that good at all.

    5. Unable_Resort453 on

      That is slowly getting crushed because all the jobs are going to SEA or India or China, and they are net importing from China instead of exporting.

      They aren’t going to welfare their way out of this. If nobody do the hard work, then who else?

    6. Any-Original-6113 on

      To make it more convincing, it would be worth adding France, Italy, Brazil, and Russia to this list to make it clearer that Europe, on the whole, is the best place to live in the world.

    7. DrPinguin98 on

      You won’t get very far with pro-Germany here.

      Most people here hate us and openly write about it.

      3…2…1… red

    8. StuffyTruck on

      There is so much things these rankings doesn’t take into account. Like the weather for example.

    9. Seems pretty close, with US having 20% higher average (or median) PPP, which is surprising.

      I wonder how would Germany look with population split similar to USA though (or other high standard European countries like Switzerland, Denmark, Norway, Netherlands etc)…

    10. designbydesign on

      Pic to always remember when people here start whining about Europe being left behind.

    11. RedFlag_1985 on

      Do you know who created this chart, and what about its sources? I want to open it independently. Thank you.

    12. NoConversation8 on

      What is environment quality?

      From my close circle peers I know for a fact that Japan is a lot more cleaner and has better customer service and hygiene quality than Germany

    13. Odd-Struggle-2432 on

      The numbers are so fudged. Now look at unemployment, wealth inequality, and home ownership rate. In the actual toilet

    14. Local-Membership2898 on

      Highest quality of life for the ancient monied class fo sho. If you are below 30 it is not very encouraging.

    15. Who would have thought? I was told by my government they were freezing to death without cheap russian gas.

    16. TianZiGaming on

      Quality of life often depends more on which part of a country you live in, rather than the country itself. Every country has its share of rich and poor areas, and the quality of life is hardly even similar.

    17. Ich hab auch mal das Gehalt genauer nachgerechnet. Nimmt man das Mittlere Einkommen (Median Income) – also ohne so Ausreißer wie Musk und Co – und rechnet da raus, dass die USA viel mehr Stunden als wir arbeiten und weniger Urlaub haben, nimmt also den Stundenlohn und tut den auch noch Kaufkraftbereinigen, verdienen wir sogar mehr. Nimm das, USA!

    18. GoldenShower44 on

      This can’t be true. Life quality is all about economy and GDP according to our US friends. We europoors surely can’t have nice and fulfilling lifes with our inferior economy.

    19. Not for long if they keep up immigration no? I heard Germany is trying to copy the “success” of the international students program in Canada in order to bypass the more normal routes of immigration.

    20. olderlifter99 on

      The infant mortality rate in the US is surprisingly high for a country that spends so much on health.

    21. Nein Nein! We’re constantly being told that we suck, are not working enough and are not efficient enough anymore!

    22. There is always selection effect here. Could reasonably add PPP adjusted real disposable income, or adjusted by hours worked. And a number of other metrics. Tbf these types of charts are silly, find metrics you think matter and look at them instead.

    23. AromaAdvisor on

      Honestly I am surprised that the HDI in the US is so comparable to Germany after including all of the indigent populations and poorer areas in America.

      Also, any comparison between lower population countries with less diversity like Germany and Japan and comparatively massive countries like USA, China, or even India is going to be a dramatic oversimplification.

    24. Insane how far some of these came far got to after being nuked and the other being under colonial rule for so long.

      Although corruption and greed are not doing any good.

    25. Surprising to see Germany as the 22nd happiest country in the world, when all you see online and in media is people complaining.

      In surveys, the result is often that people think the country is in a terrible shape, but personally they are doing fine.

    26. NoRecipe3350 on

      When I read this headline, I thought it meant ‚5 biggest European‘ economies- (which would include the UK). I wonder how the different nations would rank.

    27. I mean; anyone visiting any of those and going beyond the tipical tourist stuff or rich people things can figure this out right? (Working) Culture in Japan (and China) is insanely toxic, stuk in eternal 80ies- early 90ies and drowning in old people. Half of the USA is basically a 3rd world country (and has a worse working Culture compared to Europe in general), partially the same for China (but they atleast move forward till the old people wave will hit them like a tsunami) but also has a horrible work culture. India doesn’t need explanation I guess.

      But hey, our richoverlords get really happy from grabbing all the money they can!

    28. Does not matter, people do not care for real numbers, only feelings. People hete in germany cry that our life is so bad while we have it so much better than most of the world.

    29. 20 million immigrants living in poverty in the USA skews the data, whether it’s infant mortality, education, or happiness. 

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