The Most Happiest/Wealthiest Country/People In The World
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I think the most happiest people and wealthiest country in the world is Brunei. Its a multi-racial country too though it is an Islamic country. There is no poverty and their King is very generous to his people.
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bhutan
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Originally posted by FireIce:
bhutan
No, definitely a no to that. The King of Brunie gives monthly allowance to his people regardless whether that person is working or jobless. Brunei is very rich in Oil and other mineral resources. No stress and no population issues. Brunei currency exchange is equal to that of Singapore dollars. -
recently, the media has come out with the answer as to which nation is the happiest on earth. no longer Bhutan
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happiest and wealthiest can be mutually exclusive
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They have no poverty because they've got oil seeping out from the ground. Its so oil rich there, you have to watch where you stick a spade into the ground. I know, because I seen it first hand.
Thailand and vietnam are also pretty oil rich, just that they keep mum, otherwise china will come say the whole south china sea belongs to them.
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What about Themyscira? All day the local lesbians make out.
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what position will Singapore be categorised in?
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Singapore is below Brunei. Brunei has a high standard of living, free education, free medicals, free housing, high government subsidies on utilities and petrol etcs... Brunei’s happy life Posted by admin on July 15th, 2011 Surgery only charge a dollar to go out and leave the door lock Had heard that Brunei’s life was very moist. Recently, the British University social psychologist 80,000 respondents to the global happiness index for the study, including health, wealth, education, identity, more than 100 indicators of the natural environment, and create a “global happiness� ranking, the results Brunei ranked ninth, surpassing Japan, China and Singapore. The reporter went to the local interview, is feeling the Brunei people’s happy life. You can read more at this link... http://www.ixgw.com/2011/07/bruneis-happy-life/
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Originally posted by ditzy:
They have no poverty because they've got oil seeping out from the ground. Its so oil rich there, you have to watch where you stick a spade into the ground. I know, because I seen it first hand.
Thailand and vietnam are also pretty oil rich, just that they keep mum, otherwise china will come say the whole south china sea belongs to them.
Yeap they are quite rich but no good wealth distribution to its population like Brunei.. -
See this topic in other website...the topic is ... "Sinkapore is as rich as Brunei, but the Sultan loves his people true!" http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?42942-Sinkapore-is-as-rich-as-Brunei-but-the-Sultan-loves-his-people-true!
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(CNN) -- Perhaps money can't buy happiness. A recent Gallup report shows that Singapore's wealthy population is the unhappiest -- less happy than the populations of Iraq, Haiti, Afghanistan, and Syria.
Singaporeans were least likely to report having positive emotions-- despite the fact that they enjoy one of the highest per capita GDP values in the world.
The international pollster measured "positive emotions." Carried out last year in 148 countries, the survey asked around 1,000 persons in each country five questions about what positive experiences people had had the day before: if they had been well-rested, treated with respect, if they smiled or laughed a lot, and whether they'd done or learnt something interesting.
In Singapore, only 46% of the interviewed answered "yes" to these questions, compared with 55% reported from people in Haiti and Afghanistan. Even in Syria, where the uprisings that later developed into a civil war took place in 2011, 60% of the people asked answered yes to the survey's questions.
Economists in the United States have found that domestically, income only affects daily happiness when earning up to $75,000 annually. A higher income than that doesn't make much of a difference for American citizens' well-being, Gallup wrote.
The population that reported the most positive emotions was Panama, a country with a per capita GDP ranking 90th in the world. In fact, eight out of the 10 happiest countries in the survey are located in Latin America.
As for Singapore, this is not the first time it has come in last in a Gallup poll.
Last month, Singapore ranked as the least emotional country, which measured the daily emotions of people in 150 countries during a three-year period.
Top 10 happy countries
Panama (85%)
Paraguay (85%)
El Salvador (84%)
Venezuela (84%)
Trinidad and Tobago (83%)
Thailand (83%)
Guatemala (82%)
Philippines (82%)
Ecuador (81%)
Costa Rica (81%)
10 least happy countries
Singapore (46%)
Armenia (49%)
Iraq (50%)
Georgia (52%)
Yemen (52%)
Serbia (52%)
Belarus (53%)
Lithuania (54%)
Madagascar (54%)
Afghanistan (55%)
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Best places to be born in 2013 Where you were born is considered to be as important as defining your success. According to the where-to-be-born index 2013, conducted by The Economist Intelligence Unit, Switzerland is the best place to be born this year when compared to other places worldwide. http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/photos/best-places-to-be-born-in-2013-1359523947-slideshow/#crsl=%252Fphotos%252Fbest-places-to-be-born-in-2013-1359523947-slideshow%252Fbest-places-to-be-born-in-2013-photo--2058288644.html
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Hmmm..well..I think the best place to be born is still in Brunei.
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i dont think its good being borne in a country where you struggle to date, marry and have kids.
singapore and hong kong is no no.
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Originally posted by dragg:
i dont think its good being borne in a country where you struggle to date, marry and have kids.
singapore and hong kong is no no.
In the past during my younger days getting to know girls and going out for dates with them was quite easy eventhough there wasn't any internet or mobile phone back then. You can get to know girls in the National Library or even in the bus sometimes and get their contact numbers. I didn't know its so difficult for this generation to know girls and go out for dates with them. How come, may I ask?