Social status and human happiness

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October 22nd, 2009

Social status and human happiness

Imagine this:

Can you imagine living in an environment where you can change directions in your life without the fear of losing your home, your car, or whatever else you depend upon? You could choose what you do based on what interests you and know that that the job will give you enough to live well? Jeez. What a civilized notion. Jealous.

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