That’s because humidity in Singapore is so thick that you can cut it with a knife and it is a small island built on reclaimed land. What works for a 5 somethin

That’s because humidity in Singapore is so thick that you can cut it with a knife and it is a small island built on reclaimed land. What works for a 5 something million populated island won’t work for 1.4 billion strong India. Cars and air conditioners are luxuries of sparsely populated states and can’t be globally adopted. We are measuring quality of life with wealth and not living conditions. The tragedy of india is that they are adopting first world criteria as a benchmark. Yet, Singapore’s birth replacement rate is most dire of all the countries in the world. I feel there is something to unpack here but I am not sure I was able to articulate my point correctly. Did I make any sense or should I try again by rephrasing? Thoughts?