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12 December 2019

1386 GB adults surveyed

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In Bhutanese culture they think about death five times a day, in order to promote happiness and a sense of gratitude. Do you think if you were in good health, considering death every day would or would not help you be happier?

Conducted 12 December 2019

YouGov surveyed 1386 GB adults

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61%
30%
In Bhutanese culture they think about death five times a day, in order to promote happiness and a sense of gratitude. Do you think if you were in good health, considering death every day would or would not help you be happier?

Conducted 12 December 2019

YouGov surveyed 1386 GB adults

By:
9%
61%
30%

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