Virtue and happiness are inextricably linked, such that it would be impossible to have one without the other. In two main points he claims that happiness is what all people desire and is always the end goal of every decision one chooses to make, that it is to be considered an unconditional good, also that happiness does not depend on external things, but rather on how those things are used. Socrates sets this claim because he believes that it is a human desire to feel fulfilled, to achieve a point of contentment and peace, that since human beings main concern of being happy will lead them to a life that will provide a sort of justice to their soul at the end of
Virtue and happiness are inextricably linked, such that it would be impossible to have one without the other. In two main points he claims that happiness is what all people desire and is always the end goal of every decision one chooses to make, that it is to be considered an unconditional good, also that happiness does not depend on external things, but rather on how those things are used. Socrates sets this claim because he believes that it is a human desire to feel fulfilled, to achieve a point of contentment and peace, that since human beings main concern of being happy will lead them to a life that will provide a sort of justice to their soul at the end of