That may be true in Sweden, but perhaps there are other reasons that health and education aren't strongly correlated to wealth... for Sweden. Sweden is famous

That may be true in Sweden, but perhaps there are other reasons that health and education aren't strongly correlated to wealth... for Sweden. Sweden is famous for its public services (funded through high taxes), so their citizens receive free/low-cost health and education anyway. Thus, wealth isn't as big a factor for receiving those services as it is in other countries. Pointing out correlation doensn't equal causation is fine, but drawing conclusion from another country and translating back to the U.S. while ignoring significant differences isn't correct either.