I'm still convinced we all instinctively seek 'happiness'. That does not necessarily indicate 'selfishness' as helping others can be very rewarding and can therefore make us 'happy'. Of course 'happiness' can be elusive and can depend on personal life circumstances. How could anyone be truly happy when everything in life seems to thwart them, have chronic ill-health, or suddenly find themselves in the middle of a battle-zone or terrorist attack?
Still, I think most of us would rather be poor and happy than rich and miserable, though, speaking for myself, I'd quite easily settle for the middle-of-the-road compromise of being rich and happy.
Still, I think most of us would rather be poor and happy than rich and miserable, though, speaking for myself, I'd quite easily settle for the middle-of-the-road compromise of being rich and happy.
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