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5 votes
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Finland's basic income trial boosts happiness but not employment
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Has simulation theory provided an answer to the problem of evil?
If reality is a simulation, then why is evil allowed to exist, or why did our creators let evil exist? I know that the point of having a simulation is so that we can learn about life, but why is...
If reality is a simulation, then why is evil allowed to exist, or why did our creators let evil exist?
I know that the point of having a simulation is so that we can learn about life, but why is it more likely to be in a simulation with 'real' characteristics rather than one where everything is utter happiness? Why didn't our creators make infinitely more simulations where people are just happy all the time?
Of course this brings us to the question of whether you can know happiness without pain. If reality is a simulation, couldn't it be possible to make people happiness with only the memory of pain (or just knowledge of pain) without actual pain? I would think so.
What do you think?
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What makes a good life? Lessons from the longest study on happiness | Robert Waldinger
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Randomised experiment: If you’re genuinely unsure whether to quit your job or break up, then you probably should
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What can Aristotle teach us about happiness?
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What is the one thing about your world that makes everything better?
Okay I haven't slept in almost 24 hours so I'm not exactly thinking straight but I was wondering: What is that one thing in your life that makes everything better? It can be philosophical or it...
Okay I haven't slept in almost 24 hours so I'm not exactly thinking straight but I was wondering:
What is that one thing in your life that makes everything better? It can be philosophical or it can be something others might consider "small", but I am geniunely curious on what makes you happy.
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Can you overdose on happiness? The science and philosophy of deep brain stimulation.
6 votes