Finland is an interesting place, where genetically different people from other Europeans speak a language, which is one of the oldest known so far. Much of the history has been forgotten, officially the story starts less than a hundred years ago.
Sometimes one needs to take a step further and look from afar, away from cultural influences. Living in one of the most known Andalucian gypsy barrio somehow feels like home, perhaps the old Finnish culture was similar.
OECD Has some interesting statistics, a lot of similarities with Spain economically. Both are objectively EU colonies, where the resources are funneled for greater good. Imagine having the same engine in Lamborghini and Lada, that's what € basically is.
Perhaps the greater wealth is cultural, the people who kept the Vikings at bay (neighbors), today are even too scared to speak with each other, and fall into all possible scams. No wonder the education system was considered the best for a long time.
The craziest thing was when they started implementing the same social norms as in Finland around the world, also known as CovID. Safety distance, silence, staying inside, the list goes on. Having been living by such norms for a few decades really made happiness disappear.
One of the toughest Taboo cultures combined with absolute inability to be sceptical about authorities, these times are not too easy. Offering solutions to live outside the system is considered like a death threat, not much to be done there.
Also as statistics show, households have negative savings and a lot of debt, combined with the highest total taxes in the whole EU does not need much to see, what is the end result. There is a saying for that, the one who who asks, is not the dumb one, the one who gives is.
The World Bank graph shows, how in the 90's the currency was destroyed by a certain US bank, resulting in total collapse. Also the pure Communism is shown, where most of the EUSSR state economies are crashing and recovering the same time. The one who controls the money, does not care who makes the laws.
Luckily there are platforms and solutions to work together outside censorship and artificial rules. Perhaps the Finnish tribe story is ending (least children per parents in the world), but at least bits of information are kept in a secure blockchain.