A coisa conta-se desta forma: a revista Reader's Digest decidiu efectuar um teste à honestidade dos cidadãos de várias cidades do nosso planeta. Assim, "perderam" 192 carteiras, 12 por cidade, com dinheiro e com o nome e contacto do proprietário por forma a permitir a "devolução" dos bens "perdidos". A pior classificação, QUE NÃO NOS SURPREENDE (lisboa e os lisboetas fartam-se de roubar o país...), coube à capital centralista e colonial lisboeta. Uma única carteira devolvida, ainda por cima por não residentes, pois foi um casal de turistas holandeses que a devolveu...
Most Honest Cities:
The Reader’s Digest “Lost Wallet” Test
What are the most (and least) honest cities in the world? Reader's Digest conducted a global, social experiment to find out.
The bottom line
Of the 192 wallets dropped, 90 were returned—47 percent. As we looked over our results we found that age is no predictor of whether a person is going to be honest or dishonest; young and old both kept or returned wallets; male and female were unpredictable; and comparative wealth seemed no guarantee of honesty. There are honest and dishonest people everywhere.
Least honest: Lisbon, Portugal
Wallets returned: 1 out of 12.
A couple in their sixties spotted our wallet and immediately called us. Interestingly, our reporter learned that the two weren't from Lisbon at all—they were visiting from Holland. The remaining eleven wallets were taken, money and all.
Read more: http://www.rd.com/slideshows/most-honest-cities-lost-wallet-test/#ixzz2g2iH63GG
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