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I think the lifespan issue misses the point. The core thesis is that 'more' - money, houses, lifespan - doesn't buy you happiness. You've still got to figure o
by pjmorris 10y ago
I think the lifespan issue misses the point. The core thesis is that 'more' - money, houses, lifespan - doesn't buy you happiness. You've still got to figure out what to do with each day you get, and that's where happiness either happens or doesn't.
- forloop 10y agoIf you have 10 units of happiness per day, and live twice as long, then you'll have twice as many units of happiness at the end of your life. Arguments for not expanding lifespan are often easy to debunk.