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I don't believe I have it backwards or incorrect, while I believe you are also correct that happiness can be found through action and responsibility towards others as well.

Happiness and action go hand in hand. Someone who's happy is more likely to be productive, and someone who is productive is more likely to be happy.

If you want people to be more productive, help them to be happy and to learn to find happiness and contentment within themselves. If you want them to be happier encourage them to be more productive and so on. They reinforce each other, but it's up to each one of us what happiness/contentment/productivity means for our lives. People are always going to judge regardless of what you do, so just work on yourself and don't worry too much about those that judge and criticize.

Scoundrel 7mo ago

Oh yeah, the "actually everybody is right (:" argument. I should have known you'd go with aomething like that. That's fine though, I think I could stand to be more commital with my position than just saying "you're wrong."

Are when you talk about possible sources of action, are you sure you are talking about happiness? The truth is that action follows conviction and nothing else. A person can be happy because of their conviction, but any time a person acts it will always be because of their conviction, not their happiness.

I can give plenty of examples where being more sad would not change their choices, but where having less conviction would stop them from acting, no matter how happy they are.

Can you give a single example of someone who is acting because they are happy, and would choose not to act even if they would be just as convinced that they understand the scenario and their choice is the right decision?

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