Introverts. You probably know a few. Maybe, you consider yourself one. If so, you might find this piece of news interesting.
According to a recent study, Canada has been ranked the best place in the world to live if you are an introvert.
Whether it’s our remote cities or sparsely populated locales, it seems the Great North offers the sort of solitary many folks desire.
Researchers at Merchant Machine, examined the country-wide averages of four factors when deciding where introverts would feel most comfortable living. Taking into consideration the average population per square metre, the country’s average annual salary, the average cost of rent, and Wi-Fi speeds, the results place Canada in the number one spot followed by Russia, Finland, New Zealand, Suriname, Mauritania, Norway, and Belize.
Below is a chart detailing the full results.
