For one, democracy and quality of life are subjective. Second, the other data points are cherry-picked.
Australia has a higher cost of living, a higher fertility rate, the Top Universities in the world 52/100 USA vs 4/100 Australia[1], the Top Medical Universities in the World 22/49 America vs 5/49 Australia[2].
And I could give you plenty more[3], but I think this proves my point.
For one, democracy and quality of life are subjective. Second, the other data points are cherry-picked.
Australia has a higher cost of living, a higher fertility rate, the Top Universities in the world 52/100 USA vs 4/100 Australia[1], the Top Medical Universities in the World 22/49 America vs 5/49 Australia[2].
And I could give you plenty more[3], but I think this proves my point.
[1] http://www.thebestschools.org/features/100-best-universities...
[2] https://www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings/universi...
[3] http://www.zdnet.com/article/us-beats-australia-in-data-prot...