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Survey Says Sinkies are HAPPY - R U?
- Thread starter saratogas
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As far I am concern, as a Singaporean the further I am away from
Singapore the happier I become. On a scale of 1 - 10 if I am in :
Beijing/Shanghai/Wuhan/Chengdu ------ 10
Bangkok ------- 8
Kuala Lumpur ------ 6
Sinagpore ------ 0
Singapore the happier I become. On a scale of 1 - 10 if I am in :
Beijing/Shanghai/Wuhan/Chengdu ------ 10
Bangkok ------- 8
Kuala Lumpur ------ 6
Sinagpore ------ 0
i think all MIW are high on grass or heroin....154 sucking their lanjiao so often.
No wonder 154 got license to kill like Shin Min Editor case
No wonder 154 got license to kill like Shin Min Editor case
Hey, Jimmy.. were u the one who posted this in the ST Forum? Why didn't share here?
.. very good info.From our Correspondent
In an article titled “Singaporeans a happy lot”, Imelda Saad from Channelnewsasia claimed that “Singaporeans are generally a happy lot, especially when compared to people in countries such as China, Vietnam, Korea and Japan.” (read article here)
Asked if they were happy, a whopping 70 per cent of Singaporeans said they were, topping the Happiness Index in the survey.
Happiness was measured according to respondents’ perceptions of various areas such as standard of living, family life and their job.
76 per cent of Singaporeans were satisfied with their standard of living, up more than 20 percentage points compared to 10 years ago. On family life, about 92 per cent expressed satisfaction compared to just about 80 per cent in 1996.
Unfortunately, as the writer dutifully acknowledges, the study was conducted 3 years ago in 2006 and does not reflect present circumstances which are drastically different, throwing its relevance into question.
It is strange that CNA chose to report on a study in 2006 when there are more updated data available.
According to the latest findings in 2009 released by Global Happy Index 2.0, Singaporeans are the second most unhappy people in Asean. (source: Global HPI)
Country Happiness Index
Singapore = 48.2
Malaysia = 54.0
Indonesia = 58.9
Thailand = 50.9
Vietnam = 66.5
Phillipines = 59.0
Burma = 51.0
Laos = 57.3
Cambodia = 42.3
If economic development is indeed proportional to the general well-being of the people, then Singaporeans should be the happiest people in Asia.
However, the figures show that we are unhappier than people in many developing countries. Why is this so?
It is a shame that the state media has to resort to obsolete data in order to create a “feel-good” atmosphere in the population in the aftermath of the ostentatious National Day celebration.
There is something seriously wrong with our country and the government should really reflect on itself instead of believing in its own propaganda spinned by the state media.
My daddy says sinkies are a group of species that needs to be screwed daily
for them to be happy. The more you screw them, the happier they get.
I think he is right!
Mai hum Mai hum Mai Hum Mai Hum Mai Hum......
Your father is a wise man indeed! Pls send my regards to him.
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