What makes a good life? Lessons from the longest-running study on happiness; 75 year long Harvard study; TED Talk; video 12:46 mi

[MBAnderson]

ted.com/talks/robert_waldin...

the surprising science of happiness

ted.com/talks/dan_gilbert_t...

stress is harmful, right? Depends on how you view it.

ted.com/talks/kelly_mcgonig...

[rescuema]

My jokish take away - Make it completely bound so that all marriages can't be reversible, cheatable, nor divorce-able and people will ultimately be a lot happier because you simply have to make it work without choice.

[MBAnderson in reply to rescuema]

That would do it.

[MarionP in reply to rescuema]

... self removed for being in horrible taste, after just seeing Trump's executive order about declaring an ethnic people as a race.

[rescuema in reply to MarionP]

Well that's essentially the logical deduction of the combined presentations but do you blame me for exonerating myself from potential backlash for any misconstrued violation of someone's right?

; D

[MarionP in reply to rescuema]

Nope. Makes as much sense, and more, than many. 1984.

[rescuema in reply to MarionP]

Definitely more than the POTUS

[sunvox]

Haven’t watched the second and third video, but I love the simplicity of the task set forth in the first. Certainly something we can all try for ourselves with little difficulty.

Thanks for sharing👍