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    be happy‚ what does that truly mean? Philosophers Aristotle and John Stuart Mill both had similar definitions of happiness‚ however‚ they each had different ideas and theories on what it is that constitutes happiness and what being truly happy requires. Both shared a common idea‚ that happiness is achieved by engaging in activities that are distinctively human. Mill’s idea of happiness is described as the end to which all things good for a human life should lead. There has been objection to this

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    Introduction This paper mainly focuses on Chinese happiness index and its influencing factors analysis. There are many things we are eager to get‚ such as freedom‚ money‚ promising job‚ reputation‚ etc. However‚ we do not pursuit these things themselves‚ what we want is the improvement of happiness. Those things have value only when they directly or indirectly promote the feeling of happiness. Gross national happiness (GNH) is an indicator that measures quality of life or social development in

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    Economic growth brings greater happiness- how far do you agree with this statement? What is happiness? It is just one word‚ but every person has his own view on this question. Happiness is a basic of nature. Somebody think that it is God’s gift or result of luck‚ but some people claim that happiness is in your hands‚ you do it by yourself‚ you have to achieve your aims to be happy. Some people confuse happiness to pleasure‚ pleasure is a drink of water in the hot day‚ a comfortable bed after difficult

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    Causes and Effects of a Happy Life How many people with truly happy life do you know? Are you even sure of these? All people dream about happy life. When we think of happy life‚ we imagine that happiness is an inevitable side effect. We may envision ourselves with the perfect job‚ the perfect children‚ the perfect mate‚ the perfect level of income‚ big house‚ expensive car and other things. Moreover‚ we believe that all of that stuff will make us happy. However‚ that view is skewed. Material

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    John Stuart Mill’s states that we do not have to look for happiness because we can find it without searching for it‚ we do not have to focus entirely on our own happiness‚ but make other people happy in order to find happiness of your own. He explains that we do not have to search for happiness because it will come all we need to focus on is on subjects other than thinking of being happy. John Stuart Mill’s believes that people focus too much on being happy that they actually end up not being happy

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    Can You Choose Happiness? Every morning when you wake up‚ you tell yourself that you will be happy‚ but is that a choice within your power? Is happiness a choice that you can make‚ or are some people destined to find happiness and others doomed to be unhappy? In his TED talk‚ “Happy Maps‚” Daniele Querica‚ a researcher for Yahoo! Labs‚ claims that through an application that he created‚ users will be able to choose to be happy on a daily basis. Querica’s application is a mapping system that functions

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    The definition of what it means to truly obtain and achieve happiness in life has been explored by hundreds of philosophers over the decades. In spite of this being the case for the subject‚ not one of these philosophers have found an exact answer to such a question. One cannot measure happiness and its capacity. As a result of this‚ people have no choice but to determine their own judgement of what happiness is to them. This judgement can easily be affected by an individual’s situation and the problems

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    prepare the drink. The blender turned on for few seconds and suddenly turned back off‚ making the preparation of the beverage impossible. The conditions that created the problem to occur are an overloads of the electric capacity of the generator which cause the malfunction and successively the shutdown of it. The co worker was not enough trained and ready to reset the generator and put it back to work. The employee tried to contact me to solve the problem but the phone didn’t work and the call didn’t

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    to Deeper Happiness Is Simpler Than You Might Think” by Ginny Graves (2017) and “Happiness Is Other People” by Ruth Whippman (2017)‚ both authors acknowledged that the source of happiness is important. Graves delivered her stand objectively and professionally‚ explaining that the source of happiness should come naturally by pursuing activities that coincide with one’s values and comes within oneself. In contrast‚ Whippman was overreacting and informal in her explanation that happiness from within

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    is Happiness in Our Lives? There are many occurrences in life where we come across happiness. In this paper‚ I will relate Greek philosopher Aristotle’s words in his book Nicomachean Ethics‚ to the idea of happiness and his contrast of happiness and pleasure. Happiness is defined by Merriam-Webster as “a state of well-being and contentment; a pleasurable or satisfying experience” (Merriam-Webster). However‚ there is much more to understand about the bigger picture and full idea of happiness. Happiness

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