Except for Saudi Arabia of Europe, Finland is the comfiest country.
Except for Saudi Arabia of Europe, Finland is the comfiest country
Brayden Bennett
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Brayden Gray
>bordering russhits
>comfy
pick one
David Richardson
Uhm, no. Switzerland is before you.
Ayden James
No that would be Scotland.
Jeremiah Gray
>Saudi Arabia of Europe
?
Benjamin Reed
What's wrong with Italy? I thought it's paradise on earth
Aiden Thompson
Lots of gypsies, blacks and southrons.
Jason Cook
He meant Norway.
Gabriel Parker
It's bad for you, but what about Italy?
Ayden Hall
All africans migrants that come to northern europe stay there for a while first and some stay. They have more gypsies from eastern europe than we do too. Southern italians are not different from arabs.
Chase Sanchez
Landon Morris
ah right, the oil. should have been obvious based on the map too. thanks
Carter Baker
>map without a key
should be a reportable offence
Chase Jackson
On the meme map it's Netherlands, not Switzerland. Switzerland it's actually the best country for living though.
Josiah Lee
saudi arabia of europe is russia, it's definitely not the comfiest one
Hunter Thomas
You have evewn more migrants and refugees though, what are you talking about? Italians are just shitty and have lots of organized crime as well, plus all the catholic shit with baby rapes that pull the progress back.
Benjamin Howard
>Russia
>Not red as hell
Shit statistics
Blake Nelson
It's because Switzerland is a safe heaven for the bankers. The current population is maintaining the country untill it's needed.
Chase Gray
Eh, maybe. I want to be a banker when i grow up.
Jeremiah Price
Look at the file name Pajeet.
Gabriel Jackson
>belgium better then sweden
Who makes these meme maps and what are they based on?
Asher Long
I'm affraid that it's a caste which you have to born into.
Luke Hernandez
No you just have to be good at math
Kevin Evans
>Sustainable Economic Development
So it is a meme map.
Christian Hughes
Without a doubt, there is a connection between a country’s wealth and economic growth and improvements to its overall well-being. So rather than focusing solely on GDP per capita—the most frequently used indicator of a country’s general welfare—SEDA is primarily an objective measure that combines data on outcomes, such as in health and education, with quasi-objective data, such as governance assessments. It is also a relative measure that assesses how a country performs relative to either the entire universe of 152 countries or to individual peers or groups.
SEDA offers a current snapshot as well as a measure of progress over time, and it complements purely economic indicators like GDP. (See Appendix for details on the SEDA methodology.)
SEDA does not include purely subjective measures. Other metrics based on subjective measures—such as the ones used in the UN’s Happiness Report—offer valuable complementary, but separate, analysis. In fact, BCG has found a strong overall positive correlation between the UN’s Happiness scores and SEDA scores.
SEDA defines well-being on the basis of ten dimensions grouped into three categories.
- Economics includes the dimensions of income, economic stability, and employment.
- Investments includes the dimensions of education, health, and infrastructure, which reflect the outcomes of policies and programs that account for the bulk of any government's nondefense expenditures.
- Sustainability comprises the environment and three contributors to social inclusion: equality, a strong civil society, and sound governance.
Logan Jenkins
>filename is the same as having a key
Connor Powell
Cool story but their chart is still wrong.
Ethan Gomez
Then make a better one with your superior intelligence