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02 - Epicurus on Happiness - Philosophy: A Guide to Happiness

Spirit50 rated 10 months ago
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infected-daemon rated 4 days ago
And the Greeks score again!! GOOOL!
Spirit50 rated 10 months ago
Very thought provoking and wise...thank you http://btsp1.stumbleupon.com/ for sharing this with me...
abigailmina rated 7 months ago
Video guide on happiness
rambn rated 9 months ago
Money can't buy happiness. I've heard that.
russelllett rated 10 months ago
Want to know how to be happy watch this or maybe you knew already ?
Yasue rated 10 months ago
This will clear up some misconceptions about Epicurean philosophy which still persist today. He was *not* proposing rampant hedonism as a way to happiness. Little did I know...I more or less began trying to live this philosophy in my teens in the early to mid 1980's; I grew up in a middle to upper middle class community, where the pursuit and ownership of things was a ridiculous focus and mark of status. In the 80's (at least in my perception) the American culture became further mired in a hollow pursuit of shallow, consumerist ideals. I shirked the lifestyle I could easily have fallen prey to, in favor of what I called "anti-materialism" (goods-ownership materialism, that is)measuring quality of life instead by the same simple values purposed by Epicurus.