The Happiness Hypothesis: Finding Modern Truth in Ancient Wisdom

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I am 21 years old and this book has been a phenomenal read. Sometimes you want a nuts and bolts book that gives you the three step process to finding happiness. Read it & find out.

Haidt lays out a foundation of researched information that will allow you to take a look at your own life and find answers within yourself. Stoicism and buddhism both say that “striving for external goods, or to make the world conform to your wishes, ... Read More

Long and dense but packed with life changing knowledge. I highly recommend this wonderful book to anyone who's interested in psychology or life itself or uninterested in the latter in any way. Almost every chapter is interesting, and there are things ... Read More

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Jonathan kuchins' new book is 'apologetics for atheists' the book is full of neo-darwinism nonsense, tedious psychobabble, and godless insights into human nature. It is not a book about ethics or morality, it is about presenting the views of a liberal... Read More

Haidt is happy with himself for his freedom to think treasonous thoughts. He conflates 'knowledge' and 'wisdom' painfully. Humans in general are not primarily convinced of moral truths through reason, rationality and logic.

Prozac is a controversial anti-depressant *. There are plenty of studies about tm and other types of meditators, and none of them are discussed or listed in the 25-page list of references.

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Quality

His well ballanced approach to the issues he writes about, combined with a very good style of writting make "the happiness hypothesis.

The structure of the book is excellent—each chapter builds upon the previous one, creating a logical progression that connects ... Read More

This is a ten star book, hands down.

Human nature is built in such a way that after getting what you want you still are not satisfied for long.

Price

Meditation is cheaper than a therapist, with none of the side effects that can happen with therapeutic drugs.

Shipping

The book arrived quickly and in perfect condition.

So amazon's 1 or 2 day fast delivery is a great option.

Competitiveness

Therapists won’t tell you that there might be other types of therapy that suit you better than theirs.

For a average person it is difficult to follow haidt.

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This product had a total of 4,861 reviews as of our last analysis date on Nov 18 2024.