COGNITIVE DISSONANTICS

“The good life” was invented as a concept to make everyone feel behind.

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The good life is an ancient philosophical question. Aristotle explored it as eudaimonia (flourishing), and Epicureans and Stoics offered their own answers. It was not invented to make anyone feel behind.

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