Finns are the world’s happiest people; Afghans and Lebanese the least. That’s according to the World Happiness Report, an annual survey on wellbeing conducted in 140 countries since 2012. This year’s report also shows that young people are becoming gloomier than pensioners. The culprit? Social media, says Vivek Murthy, a former surgeon-general of America. Declining wellbeing among under 30s has pushed America out of the 20 happiest countries.
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Finns are the world’s happiest people; Afghans and Lebanese the least. That’s according to the World Happiness Report, an annual survey on wellbeing conducted in 140 countries since 2012. This year’s report also shows that young people are becoming gloomier than pensioners. The culprit? Social media, says Vivek Murthy, a former surgeon-general of America. Declining wellbeing among under 30s has pushed America out of the 20 happiest countries.