I need to move to Denmark.
I wonder how US will rate in this survey, probably not so high.
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I also heard on the radio there was a similar survey done on the children of the industrialized countries. The children of US and Britain were least "happiest."
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I also heard on the radio there was a similar survey done on the children of the industrialized countries. The children of US and Britain were least "happiest."
Originally Posted by greenjack,Feb 27 2007, 09:48 AM
I want to live in EU..
EU is not a country, but a union of countries in Europe. Some poor countries, such as Romania, are also in the EU, and you probably wouldn't wanna live there because they are very different than Germany, France, Italy, etc.
Originally Posted by cyber_x,Feb 27 2007, 07:47 PM
lol ironic that denmark (and the nordic countries in general) tend to have some of the higher suicide rates in the developed world 

and asking people whether they are "happy" isnt the way to do this. if u asked me today, i would say im happy. and if you asked me on a day where something bad happened, i could answer differently. maybe a better way to judge what countries are "happiest" would be to see how many people are in therapy/on medication for being depressed. by those terms, we'd still lose
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Yes, but if you were Danish, you may not be so inclined to attach your happiness to what car you owned. . . 
In Stockholm and Copenhagen, I saw plenty of nice cars. Oslo; not quite so many.
As far as the suicide rates go. . . well, go 3 months without seeing the sun, and tell me how that pans out for you. . .

In Stockholm and Copenhagen, I saw plenty of nice cars. Oslo; not quite so many.
As far as the suicide rates go. . . well, go 3 months without seeing the sun, and tell me how that pans out for you. . .
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