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Monitoring unhappiness Last week, apropos the International Day of Happiness, I stated my personal preference for: (a) survey questions using the common word “happy” (masaya), rather than the World Happiness Report’s formalistic phrase “satisfied with life” (nasisiyahan sa buhay); and (b) analyzing the downside rather than the upside, i.e., being unhappy (hindi masaya) rather than happy (see “Moni...
The article presents a concern about the increasing levels of unhappiness among Filipinos, particularly in light of the ongoing pandemic and its impact on economic well-being. The author argues that the top two Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations – "No poverty" and "Zero hunger" – are relevant to this issue. The survey results suggest a correlation between unhappiness and economic deprivation, with those who identify as poor or food insecure being more likely to report feeling un...