If we're always chasing "happiness," does that mean we're inherently unhappy most of the time? Seems like a self-defeating goal. What if the point isn't constant joy, but something else entirely?
If we're always chasing "happiness," does that mean we're inherently unhappy most of the time? Seems like a self-defeating goal. What if the point isn't constant joy, but something else entirely?
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