I think the study mistakes as patience wealth, social trust, and stability. This feels almost as bad as world heatmaps that don't correct for population. If yo

I think the study mistakes as patience wealth, social trust, and stability. This feels almost as bad as world heatmaps that don't correct for population. If you've got money to eat, you can afford to wait. If you know people in your area follow through on their contracts, research, etc, you can trust that you'll actually see the money in a year. And if you're confident you'll still have money to eat in six months, you don't need it now for a rainy day fund. (And if you know you'll have the same address in a year, you can expect to get found with the money; Nicaragua isn't crimson just because people are impatient.)