Saturday, September 12, 2015
facing reality
Socrates said "The unexamined life is not
worth living." Happiness that is not accompanied by self-awareness is
fragile, empty, and often short-lived. Some people seem to go through life
obliviously happy, but when a crisis comes up, if they have all their eggs in
the basket of blissful ignorance, they will not know what to do. Or they will
be trapped in their happy bubble and totally unavailable to the people around
them. But it goes beyond that. People whose pursuits of happiness are based on
avoidance of the truth are
dangerous. They are some of the
biggest supporters of fascism and the like.
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