#Bulgaria 🇧🇬
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pangeen · 3 months ago
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" When Spring Arrives " // © Krasi Matarov
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nicorobin-poneglyth · 11 months ago
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WHY AM I BEING RECOMMENDED HATSUNE MIKU ON TUMBLR??!!!
Ok, so if you know me, u know I'm a big fan of Rammstein and do NOT listen to miku
But recently (started today) Tumblr has been recommending to me a LOT of Hatsune miku stuff
The art is of miku if she was from different countries, i even saw a Bulgarian miku! The art is very good and I'm happy to see us Bulgarian people represented and our country to be remembered
But, I'm just confused, why do i have miku on my feed and not my brother? He listens to vocaloid, not me
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louis-debraganza · 5 months ago
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Bulgaria’s Minimum Wage: The Lowest in the EU, Yet Steady Growth Over the Last Decade - Novinite.com - Sofia News Agency
It's not the amount that counts. What counts is to be able to live on that wage where you live. Then you can gradually build up the standard of living.
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xtruss · 2 years ago
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The Rich, the Poor and Bulgaria! Money Really Can Buy You Happiness
— Published: December 16th, 2010 | Wednesday 16th August, 2023 | Christmas Specials | Comparing Countries
THE notion that money can't buy happiness is popular, especially among Europeans who believe that growth-oriented free-market economies have got it wrong. They drew comfort from the work of Richard Easterlin, Professor of Economics at the University of Southern California, who trawled through the data in the 1970s and observed only a loose correlation between money and happiness. Although income and well-being were closely correlated within countries, there seemed to be little relationship between the two when measured over time or between countries. This became known as the “Easterlin paradox”. Mr Easterlin suggested that well-being depended not on absolute, but on relative, income: people feel miserable not because they are poor, but because they are at the bottom of the particular pile in which they find themselves.
But more recent work—especially by Betsey Stevenson and Justin Wolfers of the University of Pennsylvania—suggests that while the evidence for a correlation between income and happiness over time remains weak, that for a correlation between countries is strong. According to Mr Wolfers, the correlation was unclear in the past because of a paucity of data. There is, he says, “a tendency to confuse absence of evidence for a proposition as evidence of its absence”.
There are now data on the effect of income on well-being almost everywhere in the world. In some countries (South Africa and Russia, for instance) the correlation is closer than in others (like Britain and Japan) but it is visible everywhere.
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The variation in life satisfaction between countries is huge (see chart). Countries at the top of the league (all of them developed) score up to eight out of ten; countries at the bottom (mostly African, but with Haiti and Iraq putting in a sad, but not surprising, appearance) score as low as three.
Although richer countries are clearly happier, the correlation is not perfect, which suggests that other, presumably cultural, factors are at work. Western Europeans and North Americans bunch pretty closely together, though there are some anomalies, such as the surprisingly gloomy Portuguese. Asians tend to be somewhat less happy than their income would suggest, and Scandinavians a little more so. Hong Kong and Denmark, for instance, have similar income per person, at purchasing-power parity; but Hong Kong's average life satisfaction is 5.5 on a 10-point scale, and Denmark's is 8. Latin Americans are cheerful, the ex-Soviet Union spectacularly miserable, and the saddest place in the world, relative to its income per person, is Bulgaria.
— This article appeared in the Christmas Specials section of the print edition under the headline "The Rich, the Poor and Bulgaria"
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godofthewest · 2 years ago
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+Valeri Enchev 🇧🇬
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mister-e-nigma00 · 2 years ago
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Darya Goncharova
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omanutandstuff · 2 months ago
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Boryana Kaleyn (bulgaria), clubs, rhythmic gymnastics worlds, valencia 2023 (vid source)
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faketypefan · 8 months ago
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WHEN DID THIS HAPPEN?????
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WHEN WAS RAMMSTEIN ON NOVA???? YOOOOO
I'm so happy 🥹 🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬
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rhianna · 8 months ago
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lightineventide · 1 year ago
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Yayyy, guess where I'll (hopefully) be going! 🥳
The whole trio is just *chef's kiss*.
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necroangelz · 1 year ago
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ITS BULGARIA. BF GOT KILLED BY SOMEONE WITJ TJAT FLAG OR WHATEVER IN A GAME AND KEPT ASKING IF IT WAS LATVIA OR RUSSIA 😭😭😭😭 BUT IRS BULGARIA !!!!!!!! -🎀
HSDUKEUDKSDJJF HELP ME
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nicorobin-poneglyth · 1 year ago
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Как се изсмях на това 🤣
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louis-debraganza · 5 months ago
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Rising Housing Prices in Bulgaria: Demand Outpaces Supply - Novinite.com - Sofia News Agency
The one thing that was going very well for Bulgaria was the low cost of living. I would fight for that like a rabid dog with fleas.
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stablediffusionxl · 1 year ago
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Bulgarian woman 🇧🇬
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godofthewest · 2 years ago
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+Valeri Enchev Bulgaria 🇧🇬
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mister-e-nigma00 · 2 years ago
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