Mikko Saarinen

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When life is unpredictable and dangerous (as it was for the Stoic philosophers, living under capricious Roman emperors), it might be foolish to seek happiness by controlling one’s external world. But now it is not. People living in wealthy democracies can set long-term goals and expect to meet them.
The Happiness Hypothesis: Finding Modern Truth in Ancient Wisdom
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