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Where Are The World’s Positive Vibes?

The world, as you’ve no doubt noticed, has its problems. But some folks seem to be dealing with them pretty well, according to poll results released Wednesday. Countries in Latin America dominated the top of Gallup’s “positive experience index,” while Syria set an all-time low.

"At least seven in 10 adults worldwide report experiencing lots of enjoyment, laughing or smiling a lot, feeling well-rested, and being treated with respect," Gallup reports, “while a slight majority (51 percent) report that they learned or did something interesting the day before.”

Paraguay sat atop the list for the third year in a row, with 87 percent of people who participated in the poll saying they felt positive emotions about their lives. Denmark was the highest-rated nation outside of Latin America, in eighth place.

The U.S. was in 19th place, tied with several other countries such as Argentina and the Netherlands.

By contrast, Syria’s results reflect the toll of a brutally destructive civil war. The country was more than 15 points lower than any other nation in the poll.

"Fewer than one in three Syrians report feeling well-rested (31 percent), feeling enjoyment (31 percent), or learning or doing something interesting (25 percent) the day before," Gallup says.

Globally, the poll found slightly more people had good things to say about their lives in 2013 than in the previous seven years.

The poll was conducted by questioning 1,000 adults in each of 138 countries. Check out the full results.

Photo: The kings of positive feelings: Paraguay’s citizens were found to have the most positive things to say about their lives, according to a recent poll. Here, soccer fans cheer during a 2006 World Cup match between Paraguay and England. (AFP/Getty Images)

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In celebration of the Roswell Incident, today is World UFO Day!  So look to the skies, ufologists and believers—the truth is out there.

Stamp details: Top right: Issued on: October 23, 2000 From: Tokyo, Japan MC #3059

Top left: Issued in: 1978 From: Asunción, Paraguay SC #1819

Middle left: Issued on: February 13, 2013 From: San Marino, San Marino MC #2544

Middle right: Issued in: 1978 From: St. George’s, Grenada SC #886

Stamps on bottom: Issued on: September 30, 1999 From: Dodoma, Tanzania SW #3570-3575