I wonder if this isn't "gaming the system" a bit. I think a lot of the findings are seeing the outputs of being happy people, not inputs. Living near people I k

I wonder if this isn't "gaming the system" a bit. I think a lot of the findings are seeing the outputs of being happy people, not inputs. Living near people I know doesn't make me closer to them any more than maintaining friendships make me happier. Being happy makes closer friendships and closer friendships make living close more valuable. A lot of my friendships faded not because I wasn't working on them but because I wasn't enjoying them anymore.