Could Iceland’s communal pools be the reason why people there are generally happy? Slate culture editor Dan Kois makes the argument in a recent piece he wrote for the New York Times Magazine called “Iceland’s Water Cure.”


Could Iceland’s communal pools be the reason why people there are generally happy?
Slate culture editor Dan Kois makes the argument in a recent piece he wrote for the New York Times Magazine called “Iceland’s Water Cure.” 
Despite the country’s periods of darkness and history of natural disasters, it is often considered one of the happiest places in the world, according to the Atlantic. 
In fact, in the