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Below An Income Of ... $60,000 A Year, People Are Unhappy, And They Get Progressively Unhappier The Poorer They Get. Above That, We Get An Absolutely Flat Line. ... Money Does Not Buy You Experiential Happiness, But Lack Of Money Certainly Buys You Misery.

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The Extra Daily Social Time Of 1.7 Hours In Weekends Raises Average Happiness By About 2%.

Laziness Is Built Deep Into Our Nature.

My Impression Is That The Elimination Of Memories Greatly Reduces The Value Of The Experience.