Makes sense, if you have a deeper passion for something, you will work harder to get better because you enjoy it and have fun. Norway has it figured out!
What have they figured out, exactly? Norway has by far the worst economy in Europe. Not only is Norway officially the world's least self-sufficient nation, due to its unfortunate geography and miserable climate, It lacks skilled workers and expertise across its resource-poor crude extractive economy. Greece, worst performing in the EU, lacks sufficient expertise in about 20 areas of its economy. Norway has more than 120 gaps in expertise in its economy. Do the maths. It's so sobering. Don't kid yourself economics is just about artificial oil wealth and GDP per capita figures jotted down on a piece of paper. It's not even enough to feed people in a place like Norway. Maybe Norway has got it completely wrong and left itself among the most unsustainable populations in Europe.
@@johnmcmullan9741 Interesting view 🤔 so you mean that beside that they have won the last 100 years 74 TIMES more gold medals then no. 2 (the USA) in the Winter Olympics measured in the quantity of inhabitants are they on the top in the world in the following sports; - In Athletics (Track and Field Norway has; World Record Holder: Karsten Warholm winning multiple gold medals in major championships. Jakob Ingebrigtsen who has different World Records and European European Record Holder: Sondre Nordstad Moen and Ingrid Kristiansen - In Handball they have been winning multiple European Championships and Olympic medals. - In Football; Norway has players which belong to the best in the world like Erling Haaland, Martin Ødegaard and Ole Gunnar Solskjær, Sander Berge and Jens Petter Hauge - In Golf; Viktor Hovland - Hovland is a Norwegian professional golfer who quickly rose to prominence in the sport. As of 2022, he had already won multiple tournaments on the PGA Tour and had established himself as one of the most promising young talents in golf. - In Golf belongs to the top 10 and is considered one of the top talents in men's tennis. - In Chess ; Magnus Carlsen is reigning World Chess Champion and his dominance in the game has earned him worldwide recognition. - Etc. And about that Norway is a miserable country where you cannot do anything else the most of the year other than skiing; Norway has consistently ranked high on global happiness indexes, often being among the top countries in the world in terms of happiness.
And about Norway being one of the poorest countries in the world. According to the statistics; Norway’s wealth, fueled by its oil reserves, places it among the richest countries in Europe. Let’s break it down: Government Pension Fund Global (Oil Fund): Established in 1990, this fund invests surplus revenues from Norway’s petroleum sector. As of March 2024, it holds over US$1.62 trillion in assets, making it the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund. On average, this translates to over US$295,000 per Norwegian citizen1. The fund invests globally in equities, real estate, and fixed-income assets. GDP per Capita: Norway’s GDP per capita (PPP) is estimated at $82,264 in 2023, placing it among the wealthiest European nations2. Luxembourg, Ireland, and Switzerland are also high on the list. Comparison to Other European Countries: Norway’s wealth per capita far exceeds most European countries.
What is it with some people , Norway is a fantastic country to visit in any season , loved the culture and the fjords are amazing. Visited Norge in the summer a few years ago and if you ever get the chance to to visit I’d recommend it ,Bergan, Voss, ( there’s a great sky diving club there ) the railways are a good way to travel around too , try the Flåm railway from Myrdal to Flåm ,you won’t be disappointed with the views !,,🇬🇧❤🇳🇴
Enig i dette. Norge som team har ikke had store gjennom brud men flere individuelle spiller som er på toppen i verden som Erling Haaland, Martin Ødegaard. Ole Gunnar Solskjær, Sander Berge and Jens Petter Hauge
😳 Sorry this is NOT nice. Nothing in my videos is made with AI and I have been collecting footage over many many years to able to make these videos on Talking Clouds.
I'll let you into a little secret. Norway has a rather unfortunate geography and miserable climate on the periphery. Yes, Norway excels at winters sports, especially skiing, because there isn't much else to do in Norway most of the year. However, Norway clearly doesn't excel at sports generally. Stick to the facts and quit the BS.
Interesting view 🤔 so you mean that beside that they have won the last 100 years 74 TIMES more gold medals then no. 2 (the USA) in the Winter Olympics measured in the quantity of inhabitants are they on the top in the world in the following sports; - In Athletics (Track and Field Norway has; World Record Holder: Karsten Warholm winning multiple gold medals in major championships. Jakob Ingebrigtsen who has different World Records and European European Record Holder: Sondre Nordstad Moen and Ingrid Kristiansen - In handball they have been winning multiple European Championships and Olympic medals. - In Football; Norway has players which belong to the best in the world like Erling Haaland, Martin Ødegaard and Ole Gunnar Solskjær, Sander Berge and Jens Petter Hauge - In Golf; Viktor Hovland who has won multiple tournaments and had established himself as one of the most promising young talents in golf. - In Tennis does Casper Ruud belong to the top 10 and is considered one of the top talents in men's tennis. - In Chess ; Magnus Carlsen is reigning World Chess Champion and his dominance in the game has earned him worldwide recognition. - Etc. And about that Norway is a miserable country where you cannot do anything else the most of the year other than skiing; Norway has consistently ranked high on global happiness indexes, often being among the top countries in the world in terms of happiness.
@@TalkingClouds-kz1uq Another Nordic bore who imagines his BS stats beats the world? Yes, all nations have individuals who have been successful at sports. But, e.g., pretending individuals like Haaland make Norway good at football is clearly BS. Because Norway ain't that good at football. Same thing goes for Warholm and Ingebrigtsen. Their individual successes clearly don't make Norway that good at athletics generally. How come Norway performs well on snow and not so good at the summer olympics and most other international sporting events? I don''t consider chess to be a sport either. As for the rest of your cherry-picked BS, Norway remains mediocre at sports generally. Perhaps due to being obsessed by winter sports. It's Norway, with its unfortunate geography and miserable climate on the periphery at the end of the day. Maybe that's why 'being happy' is like a sport to you bored trolls. You and your statistically flawed happy stats, aye? Haven't you got anything better to do? LOL!
@@TalkingClouds-kz1uqYou've cherry picked a handful of athletes clearly atypical of Norway's main event in winter sports. And now you want to add weight to statistically flawed happiness surveys biased by a state of flag-waving nationalism? LOL! Only in Norway!
Makes sense, if you have a deeper passion for something, you will work harder to get better because you enjoy it and have fun. Norway has it figured out!
That's the formula ..yes. Thx. for your intrest. I hope you will enjoy my next videos as well.
What have they figured out, exactly? Norway has by far the worst economy in Europe. Not only is Norway officially the world's least self-sufficient nation, due to its unfortunate geography and miserable climate, It lacks skilled workers and expertise across its resource-poor crude extractive economy. Greece, worst performing in the EU, lacks sufficient expertise in about 20 areas of its economy. Norway has more than 120 gaps in expertise in its economy. Do the maths. It's so sobering. Don't kid yourself economics is just about artificial oil wealth and GDP per capita figures jotted down on a piece of paper. It's not even enough to feed people in a place like Norway. Maybe Norway has got it completely wrong and left itself among the most unsustainable populations in Europe.
@@johnmcmullan9741
Interesting view 🤔 so you mean that beside that they have won the last 100 years 74 TIMES more gold medals then no. 2 (the USA) in the Winter Olympics measured in the quantity of inhabitants are they on the top in the world in the following sports;
- In Athletics (Track and Field Norway has;
World Record Holder: Karsten Warholm winning multiple gold medals in major championships.
Jakob Ingebrigtsen who has different World Records and European
European Record Holder: Sondre Nordstad Moen and Ingrid Kristiansen
- In Handball they have been winning multiple European Championships and Olympic medals.
- In Football; Norway has players which belong to the best in the world like Erling Haaland, Martin Ødegaard and Ole Gunnar Solskjær, Sander Berge and Jens Petter Hauge
- In Golf; Viktor Hovland - Hovland is a Norwegian professional golfer who quickly rose to prominence in the sport. As of 2022, he had already won multiple tournaments on the PGA Tour and had established himself as one of the most promising young talents in golf.
- In Golf belongs to the top 10 and is considered one of the top talents in men's tennis.
- In Chess ; Magnus Carlsen is reigning World Chess Champion and his dominance in the game has earned him worldwide recognition.
- Etc.
And about that Norway is a miserable country where you cannot do anything else the most of the year other than skiing; Norway has consistently ranked high on global happiness indexes, often being among the top countries in the world in terms of happiness.
And about Norway being one of the poorest countries in the world.
According to the statistics;
Norway’s wealth, fueled by its oil reserves, places it among the richest countries in Europe. Let’s break it down:
Government Pension Fund Global (Oil Fund):
Established in 1990, this fund invests surplus revenues from Norway’s petroleum sector.
As of March 2024, it holds over US$1.62 trillion in assets, making it the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund.
On average, this translates to over US$295,000 per Norwegian citizen1.
The fund invests globally in equities, real estate, and fixed-income assets.
GDP per Capita:
Norway’s GDP per capita (PPP) is estimated at $82,264 in 2023, placing it among the wealthiest European nations2.
Luxembourg, Ireland, and Switzerland are also high on the list.
Comparison to Other European Countries:
Norway’s wealth per capita far exceeds most European countries.
@@johnmcmullan9741 🤣🤣🤣And some countries have uneducated people also and expose themselves as stupid...
Very interesting 👍
Thank you 😃
What is it with some people , Norway is a fantastic country to visit in any season , loved the culture and the fjords are amazing. Visited Norge in the summer a few years ago and if you ever get the chance to to visit I’d recommend it ,Bergan, Voss, ( there’s a great sky diving club there ) the railways are a good way to travel around too , try the Flåm railway from Myrdal to Flåm ,you won’t be disappointed with the views !,,🇬🇧❤🇳🇴
Yes Norway is beautiful especially when the sun shines 🤗
yes
0:28 Viking Tchaikovsky
We are just the best at almost everything. :D
Viste ikke at du har intervjuet alle disse :) Har ikke sett noe lignende på nettet før
Spennende!
A Norwegian was not the first to reach the North pole, that was an American.
Norge er et fotball u-land
Enig i dette. Norge som team har ikke had store gjennom brud men flere individuelle spiller som er på toppen i verden som Erling Haaland, Martin Ødegaard. Ole Gunnar Solskjær, Sander Berge and Jens Petter Hauge
AI generated video. Great accent though
😳Sorry, are you making a joke? I never used an AI in my videos. Why do you come with this nonsense???
😳 Sorry this is NOT nice. Nothing in my videos is made with AI and I have been collecting footage over many many years to able to make these videos on Talking Clouds.
The talking guy is from the Netherlands
I'll let you into a little secret. Norway has a rather unfortunate geography and miserable climate on the periphery. Yes, Norway excels at winters sports, especially skiing, because there isn't much else to do in Norway most of the year. However, Norway clearly doesn't excel at sports generally. Stick to the facts and quit the BS.
Interesting view 🤔 so you mean that beside that they have won the last 100 years 74 TIMES more gold medals then no. 2 (the USA) in the Winter Olympics measured in the quantity of inhabitants are they on the top in the world in the following sports;
- In Athletics (Track and Field Norway has;
World Record Holder: Karsten Warholm winning multiple gold medals in major championships.
Jakob Ingebrigtsen who has different World Records and European
European Record Holder: Sondre Nordstad Moen and Ingrid Kristiansen
- In handball they have been winning multiple European Championships and Olympic medals.
- In Football; Norway has players which belong to the best in the world like Erling Haaland, Martin Ødegaard and Ole Gunnar Solskjær, Sander Berge and Jens Petter Hauge
- In Golf; Viktor Hovland who has won multiple tournaments and had established himself as one of the most promising young talents in golf.
- In Tennis does Casper Ruud belong to the top 10 and is considered one of the top talents in men's tennis.
- In Chess ; Magnus Carlsen is reigning World Chess Champion and his dominance in the game has earned him worldwide recognition.
- Etc.
And about that Norway is a miserable country where you cannot do anything else the most of the year other than skiing; Norway has consistently ranked high on global happiness indexes, often being among the top countries in the world in terms of happiness.
@@TalkingClouds-kz1uq Another Nordic bore who imagines his BS stats beats the world? Yes, all nations have individuals who have been successful at sports. But, e.g., pretending individuals like Haaland make Norway good at football is clearly BS. Because Norway ain't that good at football. Same thing goes for Warholm and Ingebrigtsen. Their individual successes clearly don't make Norway that good at athletics generally. How come Norway performs well on snow and not so good at the summer olympics and most other international sporting events? I don''t consider chess to be a sport either. As for the rest of your cherry-picked BS, Norway remains mediocre at sports generally. Perhaps due to being obsessed by winter sports. It's Norway, with its unfortunate geography and miserable climate on the periphery at the end of the day. Maybe that's why 'being happy' is like a sport to you bored trolls. You and your statistically flawed happy stats, aye? Haven't you got anything better to do? LOL!
You're dreaming.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Haters gonna hate and trolls gonna troll... 🙃😁
@@TalkingClouds-kz1uqYou've cherry picked a handful of athletes clearly atypical of Norway's main event in winter sports. And now you want to add weight to statistically flawed happiness surveys biased by a state of flag-waving nationalism? LOL! Only in Norway!