@@srinivasramanujan4354 Compared to Mauritania? Or compared to the island of Java, which is the size of Iowa and has more people than Russia? Depends on what you're comparing it to.
I'm a Finnish American and grew up with Sisu knowing that its special to be a Finn! We are great people who emphasize family values and good work ethics. So Finns the happiest people on the planet doesn't surprise me ❤! A few drinks and great food and a few Finns makes a great party 🎉🎉🎉❤! SISU!!
You are also a bunch of racists not to mention most unfriendly people. I spent 1 year there in the '90s as a researcher at HTKK in Helsinki -it was the most depressing time I have ever spent. I was called 'Pakolainen' and 'Musta' on the streets! I was shown Hitler Salutes from passing cars. Finland-Ei Kiitos!
I'm Finnish and grateful that I got to go to university for free and grateful for our healthcare and iconic prime minister Sanna Marin. I don't mind paying high taxes because I know it's used for important things in our country. Finns are very educated, everyone speaks English and there's a big middle class. Culture is very trustworthy and down to earth. Everything works and it's very developed.
I'm curious about what average Finns feel about Joining Nato ? 🤔 is there any disagreements. I understand the concern about national security but do they understand there's a financial and possibly human price to pay.
Finland is also a small country and pretty homogenous (read boring) in the make up. It is essentially a gilded cage. Although, I am very happy for you, really am. I would never trade my life for a boring life.
@@larsandrune There is a pretty wide consensus for joining. People see it as necessity rather than celebration. Finland invested a lot in the military already before applying.
The annual BS report :D I'm a Finn. It should be called the living standard report, but then nobody would read it, because that isn't a sexy name for a report.
Finns aren't happy, they're content. Finland is very safe, stable, clean, with low corruption and good social mobility and social services. But its "happiness" is not for everyone. Many will find it boring and uninviting. I am happy here because I can live my life as I please. And if I don't like it here I'm free to leave.
@@Chrundle9 Yours is a pathetic state Chang. 2nd GDP in the world and 82 on world happiness ranking. Go eat some more of things you guys eat for more happiness. Bats have stopped working for you.
@@badlav120 All of them holds a better Future of Students,Suicide rates are low,Student Pressure is low.Guranteed Jobs. Make sure your country also have it
This is materialistic ranking , but well done finland👍 We should also see social stability , real tolerance toward other cultures , marriage life, student life , professional life , neighbours society , mental health .
@@Janttura ... already tried to be welcoming.. up to a point where basically everything was open to them from education to healthcare to housing.. but since finnish language is so difficult and practically non mandatory there is almost zero interest in learning it. Government basically ignored all warning bells which in turn created refugee/immigrant ghettos where disinterest in education, lack of linquistical proficiency and unfortunate elements such as crime just bloom. Juvenile crime done by immigrant children is skyrocketing in Helsinki thanks to "being more welcoming".. Those who actually do want to learn the language and get a job suffer from governments utter disinterest in weeding out the underlying crime problem and instead use that lawful portion as a smoke cover. Saying "We could do better to be more welcoming" has backfired so hard its beyond tragicomedic unfortunately. Oulu 2018 is still festering in my memory.. If you dont force feed them the standards of respect towards laws and treatment of other people then you can forget integration. They sure as hell dont integrate if its easier to be "forever muslim refugee" in Finland than a finn in Finland.
It isn't only a materialistic ranking, there are factors like social support, corruption, freedom to make life choices. Finland is not among the top welthiest nations in Europe, more like "upper middle class". The key factor is the mutual trust that still exists in Finland, more or less. People trust each other and the institutions. The government trust Finns are ready pay the high taxes, the tax payers feel they get a lot in return. Of course, there are no prefect paradise on this planet but as a Finn myself I think my everyday life is made pretty smooth.
@@mikrokupu And may be thats what we need. A decent amount of money to live a happy life style. But countries don't progress being in zen mindset. And there is no fine balance between in zen and being progressive. I take these ratings with a pinch of salt.
The Netherlamds nr. 5? Lot's of Dutch people want to leave The Netherlands since the past few years and lots are moving to the Scandinavian countries. I think the overall happiness of the Swedes rank higher then the Dutch. Atleast that's my experience as a Dutchie living in Sweden for the past 12 years.
This is so nice Molly. Hats off to the people of Finland. They have a care for each other. God in Heaven has a beautiful place for those that love him we have been told by NDE,s true stories on You Tube from people coming back from the other side Molly. I hope you and everyone can watch these people stories of God's Love for all people of the world. 🌎 Good news Molly we don't die. Yes the body dies one day. But the soul is released right when the body stops working. Praise be to God and his wonderful love for us. All pain from earth is melted away because of the great love we each feel in Heaven. We still remember but God's Great Love vanquish s all the past pain. Best to you, Dave from America
@mayolas bones The Nordic countries, that rank so high on this list, are among the most SECULAR countries in the world!!!!! But here YOU are praising your god, for what exactly?
@@drmodestoesq I really can't say, if the Nordics are "full of Atheists"? The secularism part is more about religion having no say in politics. Religion is considered a PRIVATE matter here.
My One World is Happy and loving world.... ofcourse we agree vacancy problem....but the work depan on their own mind set....Now we can't more depending on work what we study....just accept learn and take experience and work happy
If you go by IPSOS based in France, China is the happiest country in the world, followed by Australia. The western world is in decline with happiness in the long term.
Molly,thanks for introducing Finland,is Finnish their language? Nice,my Finland Finnish their word pyhyys,my beloved word,means holy be holy,I wonder if its accepted in scrabbles dictionary, by using two blanks as for the alphabet yy,and we always assume the word mosquito its an biting insect but somewhere in the map of england,mosquito was a state or town,molly you shared about mosquito 6 months ago,pls do recheck of that word,thanks.
Pakistan is happier than India. Looking at Pakistan's situation right now and still they are happier than India wow. This just show that we Indians have very high standards for happiness. Nothing can make us happy. That's the low ranking very year.
Pakistan is happier than India that looks very much funny. The data they are getting from is ridiculous to decide which country is happier compared to other countries. India is such a large country where nearly 20% of total world population are living (approximately) and these vested interest people who collect such data must have little bit of knowledge how they can arrive on such a conclusion taking sample from certain people. Indian diversity also plays a major role before arriving at such a conclusion. Better they look their own affair before jumping in to Indian state of affairs
Growth is always difficult; nobody grows sitting in a comfy chair. China on the other hand will stop growing because the population growth is stalling, and its on the downward cycle. So, lets talk in a few more years batman.
On topic: as an immigrant in California I cannot help but shake my head at how all these meaningless politics and wokeness is destroying fabric of USA inside out whereas the fundamentalist government of Taliban is equal cause of woe as are places where there is hotbed of corruption and violence. Israel seems like a strange anomaly. Thus the definer is that find a balance. Too much wokeness and too much fundamentalism is surefire recipe for distress. As for Finland, I am very curious how the opponents of Sanders-school would point out how this type of Finnish model is not feasible on a larger scale in bigger countries and as to what the rebuttal is. Everything from hyper montessiori education of Finnish to work-life balance seems to exceed other countries but I find it baffling if America is the greatest countries in the world how come we have such poor work/life balance due to corporate greed. Guess the same shoulder that helped to build this country also got their backs broken.
Then maybe as an immigrant if that is how you feel move to Tenessee, Texas, and Florida. If you feel California Work politics in meaningless. It was designed for people whose grandparents and great grandparents understand the systemic redlining and economic targeting of certain communities. Move to Texas, Tenessee, Florida. Nearly no woke politics. Not as friendly to brown immigrants though. If you are a white European or white Cuban Republican you will be alright.
The Sanders model of teaching might be effective in very Homogeneous Society's like in Finland or Isreal * Isreal being religiously and traditions homogeneous * but outside that though I still like and agree with some of his points ( don't hold back a whole class for the sake of the slowest learner but teach each student individually at thier level of understanding ) one has to some degree take a students home life and economic conditions into account.
@@Tania-rg7jp Make no mistake. I am as American as the pure bred American next to me. Just because I slapped the label "immigrant" doesn't mean it defines me. I no longer consider myself a guest here. I was merely being humble.
@@Tania-rg7jp ‘if you are a white’ bla bla bla. The USA has many problems and yes there were systemic problems that had existed that makes things unbalanced but your kind of attitude literally doesn’t help to solve anything and leaves people thinking they are victims without hope. The USA actually still does make it so anybody can have a successful life if you are willing to put in the work. This is a fact. Are things fair at the top 1%? No they aren’t. But identify politics doesn’t help anything and has made it so people can’t even communicate. Your first Instinct now is to gaslight me and say ‘oh a white male telling me’ bla bla bla. It’s just boring and lazy at this point.
*highest suicide rate?* sadly, some of these countries were included in the top 50 with the highest suicide rate (whether assisted or not, based on the latest world survey)
The social safetynets in those countries are such, that parents are not forced to stay together simply for economic reasons. So yes, there are very likely more single parents there, than in many less "happy" countries. Where many parents, and still most typically the mother, has to stay in a relationship, simply for economic reasons. What is best for children(?); to live in a home with constantly infighting parents, OR to live with a single parent, who with the help from the public funded daycare etc, are able to build a stable life for the children?!
If Finland is first then it's positivity About education definitely follows by own who grew up skill development for children through its Health mind's balance simulation properly works After class eight or nine a progress report is correct Classes are by taken test could be find what is easy from all syllabus is helpful practically worksheet for next future I am suggeste a military student life is correct for mobile phones addicted and irresponsible irregular for own self just cals lazy lazy
If you count from front or back, China will always remains a first country that built their entire fortune on stealing from others. Thievery in your DNA. Fool no one my Chinese brother, we all see through it, no matter what kind of wool you try to pull over the world's eyes.
It's unfair to compare Afghanistan to Finland. Because Afghanistan has been invaded and butchered and destroyed through Soviet and Western Invasions in the last 40 years. Finland was never impacted by war so no doubt they would have a stable country. Europe has been living off the riches they have plundered throughout the decades.
In reality Finland was at war against the USSR 1931-1940 and then again 1941-1944 and right after that against Germany 1944-45. Food rationing ended in Finland in 1952, the year Finland also managed to pay all war reparations to the USSR. 10% of the population lost their homes forever and had to move to the remaining part of Finland and start their new lives from zero.
Never impacted by wars?? Buddy I had a great uncle who died by the hands off the Russians in WW2! Millions of Finns have died or been misplaced due to foreign invaders and war!!! So research what you talk about before spewing garbage!!
*And Wion here to promote liberalism again without the viewers knowing it for 2 reasons:* • These surveys were done by western agencies with western standards. For example, no religious/spiritual happiness was taken into account, something that doesn't exist in the West. Also the way they measured freedom is according to western standards. Ofcourse you get top Western countries. • Finland has huge natural reserve to sell to Europe, which makes their GDP/Capita higher. Just dropping things like 'they closed the gender pay gap' (that almost doesn't exist in most countries) without context misleads people to think that feminist activism will lead to more hapiness.
You may mix Finland up with Norway, the hardworking nation that found oil and became extremely rich. (They have a national fund which evenly split would mean every family of 5 has a net worth of a million dollars) Finland has no natural resources except timber and some minerals. No gas, no oil, no diamonds. Our main natural resources are education, innovations and plain hard work
Are Finns really that happy? 🤔 the sober ones you usually meet on the street are so quiet it's hard to know if they are happy or not. Maybe some of them lied when answering the am I happy poll😆
@@larsandrune The concept of happiness here is much wider than "I feel happy". I am sure you can find happier people elsewhere, but this measures happiness on average and I believe the number of people in Finland that feel really miserable is fairly low. For example, the number of people living in the street is somewhere around 300 out of 5,5 million.
@@larsandrune We're safe and free to live our lives as we please with very little worries. It doesn't make us automatically happy, but it makes us content and unafraid. I suffer from severe depression episodes, but due to the social and economic safety, even at the worst of times I can't help but to think that everything's gonna get sorted out; there's no feeling of hopelessness.
India also happiest due to pakistan due to shrilanka who are live in in those places such a deciplined people 'don't worry' their slogan so 'worry' walking flying and reach to the india now questions is stable theirs worry is good for India's comfort zones with worry every one Live at but minimum of comfort or turns to uncontrollable how much recommend it
What's report Sri Lanka,Pakistan, Bangladesh, begging everyday for Loan to IMF World bank video's circulating these all countries people are fighting for food, Inflation are in theses countries are multiple times than India they are still got better than India 😂😂🤣😆😆 WESTERN REPORT 😆🤣🤣 CHINA which 2nd GDP countries got 82 ranked
@@srinivasramanujan4354 That was not reasoning, just a fact. A country does not need to be arheistic to be happy, but it says nowhere that if it is religious then it will be happy. Obviously these things have no correlation whatsoever.
@@sampohonkala4195 i read a survey "The Norwegian Standard Classification of Religion and Life Stance Communities" which did a survey in 2019 which found that 39% of the population identified as atheist while 37% identified as Christian, atheistsm had a larger following than Christianity so i said that Finland is atheistic as in Atheist majority.
Bangla desh mein duniya ke dur dur se second largest Islamic countries ke pakistan mein pok mein kuchh aise baton ko ya pakistan mein inflation Irrigation of administrative supervisory power unstability kuch agressive mindsettting hai hi Shrilanka ko IMF ke apne hi samjhne hai ohh actively decesion carries karne mein perfectionist nahi hue hai
The suicide rate in Finland is in double digits (15.3 per 100,000 of population)...relatively high. While my country, the Philippines is among the lowest in the world at 2.2. So how is that...
You have old statistics. Watch the video "Comparison suicide rates by countries/Country suicide rate comparison." 62 highest suicide countries and Finland is not even mentioned. The highest suicide countries are: The 1st Russia, the 2nd South Korea, The 3rd Kazakstan, The 4th Ukraine and the 5th Japan.
It is necessary to know what kind of heroine used for this report has been prepared. This drug addiction can be useful to many people in the future 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Rob774 Germany: one language, one food, two religions praying same God with the dispute of who his son is! Second version of God made sure first version worshipers killed him and will be hated forever! That small seed of hateness by God himself grew as a big tree of Nazi!
@@Yinyara please enlighten me with the stats. What are the other religions people follow? .05 percent of Buddhism doesn’t count. Anybody other group with 15% and above?
2 official languages (Finnish and Swedish), with English and Russian used widely, 2/3rd's of the population is one religion, the rest spread (with a big agnostic/atheist population), 8.5% migrants, and there is no natural gas production in Finland at all (the vast majority of exports are electronics, scientific equipment and metal work like ships).
@@ajaychowdary8228 Yes, many of the responses are indeed "influenced by money"!!!! In the sense, that the social security nets, public funded education, parental leave, annual payed vacationtime, childcare an on and on in the countries, that rank high on this list, are making life less stressful in those countries. Also the low corruption in Governments and public life in those countries is a big part of the ranking. Also their trust in Government and eachother is a major part of this. Many, who responds to a survey like this in the Nordic countries, respond along the lines of being "content", and not "happy", in their personal lives. Because we know, there are billions of people worse off than we are!
Why would that matter? 🤨 Look at nr.5 NL, a very diverse country, lot's of different cultures living in such a small country. Appearently they are happy. They are much more tolerant towards eachother in Europe then in the U.S.
@Bill Bounds ???????? Do people like yourself NEVER look up things before posting to the Internet, for all the world to read????? Suomi/Finland has NO FOSSIL FUELS WHATSOEVER!!!!. They have to import all of that. Nevertheless the energy consumption in Finland is the highest in EU per capita! ( yes, I looked that last part up! ).
@@subasthapa8323 they give India 126 Ukraine got 72 even though they're in war 🤣🤣🤣😆 Pakistan everyday wheat, Electricity,Rice shortage they got 112 🤣🤣😆
Finland's suicide rate ranking globally (2019 WHO): 38th. Following your theory the countries with the very low rates should be among the happiest, like Syria, Lebanon, Venezuela.
Watch the recent suicide rates "Comparison suicide rates by countries/Country suicide rate comparison." 62 highest suicide countries and Finland is not even mentioned. The highest suicide countries are: The 1st Russia, the 2nd South Korea, the 3rd Kazakstan, the 4th Ukraine and the 5th Japan.
Finland's suicide rates have gone drasticly down in 30 years. Watch the statistics in the video " Comparison suicide rates by countries/Country suicide rate comparison.* 62 highest suicide countries and Finland is not even mentioned The highest suicide countries are: The 1st Russia, the 2nd South Korea, the 3rd Kazakstan the 4th Ukraine and the 5th Japan.
