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    happiness is more of a long-term state of being‚ more of an end goal than a momentary feeling. He explains that people should search for the chief good for ourselves and no one else‚ “that which it is always desirable in itself and not ever for the sake of something else” (Nicomachean Ethics‚ 1097a30-34). We often search for money and pleasure in today’s society because we believe that these materialistic elements will bring us instant happiness‚ but it simply brings momentary enjoyment. Aristotle

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    GLOBAL WEALTH REPORT 2011 _36 Wealth of nations Countries differ greatly in the levels and pattern of wealth holdings. The following pages provide a picture of the variety of country circumstances and the range of experiences. While data quality is good in the rich countries that have most of the world’s wealth‚ when we look more broadly‚ quality is far from uniform. On the following pages‚ we highlight some of the most interesting countries. All of these have data on mean household wealth and

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    poverty trapped in a vicious cycle. Clearly‚ the redistribution of wealth would be beneficial in our society as a whole. Imagine if each child in America had equal life chances‚ then the county as a whole would benefit for generations to come. The question is not whether or not something need to be done rather how we as a society can create equal life chances for all of Americans children. In my opinion‚ redistribution of wealth is a great place to start. The tax system of our country unfairly benefits

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    1Find a safe place to practice. Concrete is the easiest surface to bike on but is unforgiving if you fall. (With correct braking technique and a properly adjusted seat‚ however‚ this should not be an issue. See steps below for more details.) Short grass or even tidy gravel would be acceptable alternatives for anyone who feels panicky about falling‚ but be forewarned that these surfaces make balancing harder and offer more resistance to bike tires. Wherever you end up going‚ make sure it has both

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    Happiness or Fame? An Italian fashion designer with the name of Roberto Cavalli once said‚ “In the beginning‚ I loved being famous‚ but now I am tired of it‚ and I would like to go back to my freedom.” So‚ in a question of fame bring happiness or are people who are not famous more likely to be happy‚ I think that being famous is not something that brings a person true happiness. When one is famous‚ a person gets no privacy and freedom ‚ they deal with a lot of fake people‚ and while they might

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    Paper # 1 (Why does Aristotle deny that riches make the happiness of the whole city?) Aristotle does not specifically deny that riches make the happiness of the entire city but he does feel that riches alone will not provide happiness‚ at least in the Aristotelian sense of the word‚ to the entire city. To support this thesis‚ I will need to clarify what Aristotle means by happiness and why riches are insufficient means to provide this happiness to the whole city. I will also analyze Aristotle’s

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    Happiness: Exposed The question as to whether happiness is defined by money is often times brought up. Many people would argue that money does not create happiness‚ and rather make the argument that happiness is created through what you make out of your life. On the other hand‚ one could argue that happiness is related to monetary gains‚ and that the more money you have the happier you are. There are probably a hundred different thoughts on what happiness is‚ but happiness is truly defined as

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    Let me be honest; I initially chose to read this book because of its very cute cover design. The title “Hector and the Search for Happiness” is indeed very tempting‚ and admittedly “happiness” has been quite a ubiquitous topic when you are almost in your mid twenties. Personally‚ I don’t think I have problems with being happy although I might appear very quiet and shy most of the time. Don’t get me wrong. Just like everyone‚ I have my down and up time‚ time when I question myself and what the future

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    Happiness is difficult to describe‚ a feeling‚ a gesture or anything that can make a person feel good‚ great‚ exceptional or just an emotion; happiness is joy. Defining happiness is impossible to do; beyond the definition are explanations of what makes a person happy. After all‚ happiness is easily recognizable on the surface‚ a smile‚ laughter or reaction to a situation an expression of words‚ show of gratitude in exchange for a sensation‚ happiness; a thank you. Each help defines happiness

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    Sanders. I follow him because his politics and visions are closer to mine than the rest of the candidates. Even though I do mostly agree with his entire platform‚ but one of his central policies that I have found questionable is “On the wealth gap”. “On the wealth gap” policy briefly will help reduce economic inequality. The policy sounds really great and can improve the economic well-being of the poor‚ but will that encourage society to work hard to get the most it can from its scare resources? As

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