Why Rich Countries Are Failing?

Описание: Most of us assume that “developed countries” are the best places to live. High GDP, great healthcare, strong infrastructure — right? What if I told you that this assumption is wrong?

In this video, we dive deep into Canada, the United States, China, and beyond to uncover the real story behind what makes a country truly work. From hospital wait times and healthcare failures to high-speed rail and poverty reduction in unexpected places, we question everything we’ve been told about “developed” vs “developing” nations.

You’ll learn:

Why people in top-ranked countries are still struggling to access healthcare.

How countries like China and India are outperforming expectations in infrastructure and social development.

The hidden flaws in the metrics we use to measure national success.

What it really means to live in a system that values economic growth over people’s lives.

This isn’t just data — it’s a story about how the system is designed, and why it often leaves ordinary people behind, even in countries considered “the best in the world.”

💡 If you’ve ever wondered why life in rich countries feels harder than it should, this video is for you.

📊 Sources:

SecondStreet.org: Canadian healthcare waitlists

Annals of Internal Medicine: Insulin rationing in the US

World Bank & UN Development Programme: HDI & infrastructure data

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