I have seen how a poverty-stricken like my country has a vast difference when it comes to "poverty" by literal meaning here on the island. One time my sister-in-law and I talked about financial stuff, investments, savings, insurance until we reached the topic of "poverty." Seychelloise may experience it but never the kind of poverty that I have seen in my country. What do I mean by this? People are given housing aide. They have free medical healthcare needless to say they have a pension and social security assistance at the end of the month. If you're an ex-pat who just came here for a holiday and by accident you would see one or two people sleeping at the bus stop, you can be assured that these individuals are drunkards and they failed to reach their abode. They have their PLACE to stay, they have a roof where they could sleep comfortably. Image sources can be found on my post here https://read.cash/@PatsKy8135/its-not-poverty-but-its-about-mentality-hence-adopt-not-only-fiat-but-also-cryptocurrency-05c503ac
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