The Conceptions of Happiness

The Brave New World of Aldous Huxley is a negative no utopia SF novel. The public gained a lot of fun. Sex, drag, and other hobbies can be obtained by anyone at any time. Society is still a negative utopia. People are deprived of any passion they may have, the real science is still stagnant, and people can not live to 60 years old. However, the citizens of this novel seems to be still healthy, even those with low castes. It is because the brave new world government does not give options other than to make them happy.

Happiness is a vague concept, meaning various things for many people. One of the challenges of happiness science is to identify various concepts of happiness and classify them, if applicable, into their constituent elements. The relevant concepts are happiness, quality of life, and prosperity. At least one author defines happiness as contentment. Several critics are worried about the difference between the hedonistic tradition of seeking pleasure to avoid unpleasant experience and the eternal tradition of enjoying lifestyle in a perfect and satisfying way.

Happiness is an abused expression, an underestimated concept. Let's consciously investigate and clarify the concept of this ambiguous happiness. As far as my basic experience is concerned, happiness is a positive state of our existence. Happiness is fine. If we can easily meet all our needs and needs, we are happy. We are happy when things have progressed as we want. An article by Emily Smith published in the Atlantic Newspaper states that "Life is more happy than life." "From the social point of view, pursuit of happiness is related to selfish behavior." Psychologist Happiness is to reduce the driving force - like hunger - if you have the necessity and desire you fill it, it will make you happy people are happy In other words, when they get what they want, human beings are not the only people who can feel happy.

Many people seek happiness, but happiness is not eternal. Therefore, in your pursuit, you must admit that you often feel unhappy. We can not always be happy. In that case, the concept of happiness no longer exists. For example, if we are always awake and not sleeping, no one invents the concept of drinking. Basically, what happens means you do not sleep. Likewise, happiness is not depression, depression is a decrease in certain neurotransmitters such as dopamine, serotonin, oxytocin, endorphin