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odymy there. interview »«lf world h’luiwn scientists and explaining the nuances of the studios. Then Weiner heads out to discover happiness. a bit vur^riM tu have learned that. iti full. most people are happy. mill that the lortn ut ni)vt>nimt<i)t does nut determine happiness, nur the diversity of population. nur the disparity httwwn rich and poor

Hu travels tu Switzerland turn* ut‘ the happiest Kuropean conntriw'. then tu Bhutan lalso happy and with a happiness pulicy >. IJatar tno amount of wealth can huv happiness*. Icclatui ice hi. small. ami dark and the tup uf the happiness quotient*. Muhluva twhere even the I Voce Corps volunteers nn> unhappy*. Thailand lwhere happiness in the Thai smile*. Britain (where experts trim! tu change a town's happiness*. India (Calcutta's poor are happi er than California's homeless K ami hack tu America it he world's twenty-third happiest nation*.

Weiner descrilH's each country with specific details that ranp true for those I had visited His prior experience as a National 1‘uhlic Radio reporter equipp'd him to recount his vtsitfs with humor and insight.

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