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11-18-2006, 05:42 PM
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 |  The relative worth of happiness
Would you pay $1 for 10 seconds of happiness? $2 for twenty? When you pay for a $7.50 movie how many seconds do you spend actually happy? When you buy a $50 meal, do you spend that time being happy, or merely satisfied? Is satisfaction enough, or are we looking for happiness now? |
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