CLEAN : In Copenhagen, a museum dedicated to happiness

The video discusses the concept of happiness, its correlation with well-being, and explores various perspectives on happiness, including its history and politics. It highlights the Nordic countries, particularly Denmark, as examples of societies with high happiness levels due to their ability to reduce causes of unhappiness, leading to a more equal society with less envy.

What does the speaker suggest about the relationship between well-being and happiness?

• They are unrelated concepts.

• Well-being leads to happiness.

• Happiness leads to well-being.

• They are inversely related.

What is the purpose of the 'happiness tour' mentioned by the speaker?

• To explore happiness from a single perspective.

• To understand the financial aspects of happiness.

• To focus solely on the science of happiness.

• To view happiness from multiple angles.

What is unique about the museum described by the speaker?

• It focuses on small, trivial matters.

• It is the largest museum in the world.

• It only displays historical artifacts.

• It is a small museum about big life concepts.

According to the speaker, why are Nordic countries considered the happiest?

• They have the highest GDP.

• They have the least causes of unhappiness.

• They have the most diverse cultures.

• They have the best weather.

What societal characteristic does the speaker attribute to the happiness of Nordic countries?

• High levels of competition.

• A focus on individualism.

• A strong emphasis on tradition.

• A fairly equal society.