Most people prefer a calm life over an exciting one, study shows


By AGENCY

The experience of living through the Covid-19 pandemic has changed some people's perception and they now want to live a calm life. — Relaxnews

When asked to choose between a quiet life and an exciting life, 75% of people choose the first option, according to a survey conducted across more than 100 countries.

The authors of the survey believe that experience of living through the pandemic may have played a role in this preference.

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