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Hedonism was invented by someone who said “life is short” and meant dessert.

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Hedonism is the philosophical view that pleasure is the highest good. Ancient schools such as the Cyrenaics and Epicureans developed it, and Epicurus favored simple, moderate pleasures rather than indulgence.

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