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    Technology and Happiness Individuals can achieve many goals in their life as long as they work hard except happiness. Happiness is difficult to achieve since it can not only rely on hard working. However, people still work hard and try to get better life to be happy.Happiness become the super replicator of life to give people a motivation and to stable the society. In the article “Reporting Live from Tomorrow” written by Daniel Gilbert, the author mentions that belief or thinking can become…

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    evaluating the level of nation`s happiness, as most of us spend the majority of our waking hours on the job, making the unemployment to be of a great concern for modern economists and psychologists. Studies have clearly established that, for many different countries and time periods, personally experiencing unemployment makes people very unhappy. Clark and Oswald (1994, p 655) proved that job absence reduces well-being more than any other economic and non-economic factors, including important…

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    relationship between happiness and virtue? Working to possess and exercise virtue is essential to achieve the highest degree of happiness. Virtuousness is a unique element of happiness in the sense that we can work to control it through our own habituation. This can be compared to the plethora of components that our disposition creates a predetermined outcome for, including the external and physical goods we desire. Aristotle expands on this idea, stating that when happiness, “...comes as a…

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    What Is Happiness?

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    they find most important, and their idea of happiness might be different. This is because of their culture. Every culture is diverse. Each culture eats different food, has different superstitions, religions, and even different ways of defining and expressing happiness. Realizing that nations and cultures have significant differences in their definitions, values, and ways of expressing happiness is important when considering a nations overall happiness. Factors such as democracy, genes, and even…

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    How Can Happiness Be Found? From the beginning of humanity and the ability to think, humans have tried to understand and achieve true happiness. Philosophers, scholars, and everyday people have tried to figure out the answer but have had very little success. Philosopher and hermit, Thomas Merton, in the essay “Learning to Live”, claims that society’s ideal view of success will not make one happy rather, to truly find happiness one must learn who they are, learn what they have to offer and…

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    Emily Harris Dr. Stapleton September 15, 2014 Project 1 Benjamin Franklin once said “Money has never made man happy, nor will it. There is nothing in its nature to produce happiness." This is arguably one of the most cliché quotes of all time. If money cannot provide happiness, then what exactly can it do? The characters of Jay Gatsby and Tom Buchanan open a door to a world in which money was the sole motivation for their success and the only reason for their power. When the reader uses a…

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    Does Money Actually Bring Happiness? In the Forbes article “Why Winning Powerball Won’t Make You Happy”, journalist Susan Adams explores the relationship between coming into fortune and happiness. More specifically, Adams speaks of how winning the lottery can negatively and positively affect the “lucky” winner. Adams writes, “Though there are stories of people whose lives improved after landing a big lottery pay-out, there are seemingly as many winners whose lives got worse” (Adams). After…

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    The Science of Happiness The video “The Surprising Science of Happiness,” narrated by Dan Gilbert, is about the scientific view and experiment about how people, or human beings in general, handle their happiness, their emotions. As human beings have made a great evolution in over two million years, the brain also has significantly increased in mass and size and gained new structures. One of the new structures that the brain has developed is a part called the frontal lobe, or in particularly,…

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    is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful.” – Albert Schweitzer. Happiness is a topic that has been debated by scientists and by regular members of society. Last month, I spoke about the effects of happiness with my sister and if it helps better your life. Happiness has been studied for scientific purposes and for philosophical meaning. Some researchers do find or believe that success can lead to happiness. Whether it is…

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    A Million Pathways to Happiness Can you remember a time when you were happy? What caused it? How long did it last? Happiness can be achieved a million different ways whether it’s by other people or by a material object. Many ways of achieving happiness is shown in A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry but the morale of the characters in this play on achieving happiness raises the ultimate question of the play; did they actually receive happiness through their wants and needs or did they…

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