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Happiness comes through the progressive realization of a worthy objective.
Which of the following is the best criticism of the above statement?
A. Happiness comes through excellence.
B. Happiness comes from within.
C. Success in any matter is not enough for happiness.
D. Happiness comes through the realization of any objective, worthy or otherwise.
E. Happiness does not mean the same for everyone
Which of the following is the best criticism of the above statement?
A. Happiness comes through excellence.
B. Happiness comes from within.
C. Success in any matter is not enough for happiness.
D. Happiness comes through the realization of any objective, worthy or otherwise.
E. Happiness does not mean the same for everyone
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I say E. Happiness to one person is not the same for another person.
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Happiness comes through the progressive realization of a worthy objective.
Which of the following is the best criticism of the above statement?
Happiness comes through excellence.
Happiness comes from within.
Success in any matter is not enough for happiness.
Happiness comes through the realization of any objective, worthy or otherwise.
Happiness does not mean the same for everyone
Happiness comes through the progressive realization of a worthy objective.
Which of the following is the best criticism of the above statement?
Happiness comes through excellence.
Happiness comes from within.
Success in any matter is not enough for happiness.
Happiness comes through the realization of any objective, worthy or otherwise.
Happiness does not mean the same for everyone
Different people have different objective, hence Happiness means different to everyone. So E.
