Looking into Japan's High Suicide Rate

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Uploaded by on Apr 25, 2008

Among Japanese, men and those older than the age of 50 report lower levels of life satisfaction.

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  • @TheLandOfTears Knowledge has three degrees: opinion, science, illumination. The means our instrument of the first is sense; of the second, dialectic; of the third, intuition. (Plotinus)

  • @TheFinlandnator I will message you later.

  • @TheLandOfTears Opinions are neither facts or lies.

    "A belief or conclusion held with confidence but not substantiated by positive knowledge or proof."

  • @TheFinlandnator Lies are of the evil, Facts are of the truth, are opinions not of the 2?

    I hold some truth in that saying.

  • @TheLandOfTears Opinions are not facts.

  • @TheFinlandnator if you can handle and accept the truth, life won't be as hard for you.

  • @TheLandOfTears "...everyone thinks..."

    I don't.

  • @americanliberal09 pretty scary

  • @ps3man76 i remember their was a Japanese student who tried to get into this university,

    but when he takes the exam and failed, he grabbed a shotgun and then blow his brains out.

    i can tell that is scary. i know a lot of Japanese students commit suicide over an exam, they've failed to be accepted for high advanced university. 0_0

  • @americanliberal09 i heard the pressure of doing well in schools in pretty extreme

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