https://www.google.com/#q=poverty+level+usa

https://www.google.com/#q=education+level+usa


And here is also another interesting statistic....


https://www.google.com/#q=world%27s+largest+jailer

Please tell me what you don't understand about my original question and my last post?

Please tell the rest of us why you are not able to find the answer to your question through a simple google search?

I understand what you have asked, but have you understood what has been provided?

No, you obviously don't understand what I have asked, even though I bolded it. I want to see THE SPECIFIC ARTICLE he was referencing. Not various Google data searches. Do you get that? I want the original article he referenced. That one article. I want to see who wrote it, when, why, what data they specifically used, what metrics, etc. Man you're annoying.

I acknowledge your frustration. But, please try to refrain from personal attacks as you have absolutely no clue who I am, where I have been based, nor my flight time.

I am assuming you work for PSA?

If you would like to continue this conversation via PM, feel free, as now I feel we are mucking up this thread off-topic.

To think a decent income or a decent education is required for someone to be happy is something that only someone who has not traversed outside their own comfort zone, and particularly the US, would use as criteria for such.

How does who you are, where you're based and how many flight hours you have relate to you being unable to provide the source that you quoted? It's really simple. You say, my article, then paste the link, says this. It's 9th grade level research skills.

I definitely would not like to continue this conversation. Your base and flight time have nothing to do with any of this.

Chrisreedrules, if you can find that article I am curious to see it.

Notice I never said be happy.

We're discussing the merits of certain cities. I said with stable income and education you can make any city work. I stand by that statement as income and education in the US typically make a city more manageable and livable. You can be happy in any situation, but that's not what we're discussing.

Umm... I wasn't the person who made the original claim. But I was able to find it, and provided the source.

Research skills this basic go back to 5th grade, CB. Try not to come into a conversation in which you have not fully investigated.