However, this doesWhile it is believed that happy people are less likely to take their own lives, available evidence suggest that measurable happy places on earth also have high suicide rates \cite{daly2010happiness}. NZ, for example, is consistently in the top 10 of the World Happiness Report whilst having the highest youth suicide rate of the developed nations \cite{clark2011risk,gallagher2008suicide}. While we may be able to explain the apparent mismatch between what is expected from theory on account of ecological fallacy that what is true for aggregates will not hold for individual cases, nevertheless these findings point that there may be measurement issues that may need attention.