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Fact-check: “Married men are the happiest people in the world and single women are the happiest in the world”
Verdict: Misleading (72% confidence)
The claim contains a real kernel of truth — a number of large surveys and peer-reviewed studies do find that married men tend to report higher happiness than single men, and that single women tend to report higher wellbeing than single men — but the framing distorts what the data actually show. First, the claim is internally self-contradictory: two different groups cannot simultaneously be 'the happiest people in the world.' Second, and more importantly, no major cross-national dataset (Gallup…
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