Anchor: Doesn't this mean, then, that having a more or less equal distribution of income makes for a happier society, even if it does not raise anyone's material standard of living ? That is, you can use the fact that people did not feel poor in the 1950s as an argument for a more radical egalitarianism than even most leftists would be willing to espouse.
Entailed: People did not feel poor in the 1950s.
Contradiction: Equal distribution of income does not make society as a whole happy.
Contradiction: I'd rather focus on this minor point and overlook the rest of what I meant to say.
Contradiction: People play sports outside.
Contradiction: The great Amphitheater lies to the south, but views of the town are not possible due to the large building erected in front of it.
Contradiction: The walk between Boca do Risco and Porto da Cruz is close to wildlife.