This statement may be nice to believe in, but it is wishful thinking: "You should see bad eudaimonics as a deferred cost: every bit of well-being that you dest

This statement may be nice to believe in, but it is wishful thinking: "You should see bad eudaimonics as a deferred cost: every bit of well-being that you destroy will one day have to be repaid in some way." There is no cosmic law of "karma." It is a type of logical fallacy, one that may make us feel good, but it is not real.