Do you think Singaporeans are happy?

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On the point: Well-established country~Singapore, attract talented people which in turn help develop Singapore Economically and socially.

Singapore is a well-off country, with modern technology and furthermore does not have racial intolerance issues. It also has many attractions and has a variety of cuisines. This will attract many foreign people of which some, if nto most, are talented in certain areas. They can actually help develop Singapore both economically and socially.

No one is every truly happy. Happiness is a temporary condition that depends on circumstances. Joy can happen if a person has a spiritual wholeness as well as a balanced life, regardless of circumstances. A person can be joyful with very little, or an abundance, during hard days or easy days.

Yes, because... Well-established country~Singapore, attract talented people which in turn help develop Singapore Economically and socially.

 

No, because...

Singapore is a well-off country, with modern technology and furthermore does not have racial intolerance issues. It also has many attractions and has a variety of cuisines. This will attract many foreign people of which some, if nto most, are talented in certain areas. They can actually help develop Singapore both economically and socially.

 

No one is every truly happy. Happiness is a temporary condition that depends on circumstances. Joy can happen if a person has a spiritual wholeness as well as a balanced life, regardless of circumstances. A person can be joyful with very little, or an abundance, during hard days or easy days.

 
22 February 2011