Hmmmm. This argument looks mighty familiar.
In fact, that article looks very familiar.
Behavioural scientist Paul Dolan says traditional markers of success no longer apply
www.google.com
How does that make our life hell?
Hope you've got a source for that?
Used it before.
Still weak and from a very biased source.
Still falls apart when shown
these posts. Which have quite a lot more information backed by papers, showing domestic violence by women, as well as general happiness in the original argument of 'feminism has made things shit for women.'
Soli completely missed the point that domestic abuse is a sign of unhappiness and dismissed all of the points, but couldn't refute a single one with anything other than dismissal then.
Let me quote one part in particular.
People in general are happier, married and with children according to
this organization, which is backed by
this paper showing that there's a
30 point lead in happiness for married people.
As this also links to the paper that supports the article and the table
@The Whispering Monk and linked to by
@Morphic Tide
I will also bring up specifically:
Aydin Paladin has an
excellent video on how happy empowered women are actually miserable, complete with scientific papers.
Again as it is a video with a very complete bibliography of official studies to include governmental ones.
Soli will, of course, dismiss this again, because all Soli does in troll and engage in bad faith.
Married people are happier than non-married people, people with children are happier than people without children, married people with children are the happiest. This is across a number of studies (which are in previous posts linked in this post) and easy to find from unbiased sources.
Just like it's easy to find horribly biased sources like the Observer or Forbes and hold it as gospel.
And... a paper done with
only 40 people? Wow that such a good seed size for statistical analysis. That was sarcastic, by the way. Props for finding it at least.
Thank god it's from such an applicable place. SEA is so progressive and advanced with an incredibly high quality of life. More sarcasm, for your information.
And the difference is so small. 120.2 vs 121.45. How many of the single women were younger? Just because the idunno... two single women over 30 said they were strongly happy doesn't mean shit if we don't know how many of them exist, but it certainly leads you to believe something that isn't necessarily true by drawing attention to it. What was the average age of each category. This is so bare bones. There's an age range of 25-40, but single women happiness based on age seems to nose dive once they hit 30 and can't find boyfriends or flings anymore (see the plethora of articles bitching about being 30+ and how men won't date them anymore).
SD means Standard Deviation? Looks like the average might be higher for single women, but more married women are happier given their SD is smaller (so more of them are clustered around the average)
And the range bands show that the single women can be more miserable than the married women, just as they can be happier.
Oh, it's not just married women. It's 'married housewives' vs 'single career women.'
It also only talks about the things that make single women happy and no mention of children.
There also seems to be a table missing.
'The results of this survey' fuck you mean? You asked only 40 women questions, and gathered information on what seems to literally be only
one relevant question beyond marital status, age, and occupation.
That very much sounds to me like more married women are actually happier, even if the average level of happiness is higher for single women.
This is a dogshit study that spends more time referencing other studies than it does proving anything on its own.
After putting in some good faith effort, this paper is dismissed as insufficient evidence.