Sounds rather selfish
When I got my last computer, I just copied my home directory over. Funnily enough, my old login sessions worked.
How about these premises: 1. Happiness/pleasure ought to be increased. 2. Suffering ought to be decreased. 3. The type of being experiencing these is immaterial. Why stop at humans?
The first Amazon review directly contradicts you[1]. Accordong to it, the book does not say that we all commit three felonies a day. [1]http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/review/1594035229/R11HC7ZWMQV2QY...
I don't recommend giving this advice to people who are seriously depressed. Speaking as someone who went through that for two years, it's more of a disease than a lifestyle problem. I could have done all these things…
My psychiatrist is in his 30s. This has not been my experience.
Sounds rather selfish
When I got my last computer, I just copied my home directory over. Funnily enough, my old login sessions worked.
How about these premises: 1. Happiness/pleasure ought to be increased. 2. Suffering ought to be decreased. 3. The type of being experiencing these is immaterial. Why stop at humans?
The first Amazon review directly contradicts you[1]. Accordong to it, the book does not say that we all commit three felonies a day. [1]http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/review/1594035229/R11HC7ZWMQV2QY...
I don't recommend giving this advice to people who are seriously depressed. Speaking as someone who went through that for two years, it's more of a disease than a lifestyle problem. I could have done all these things…
My psychiatrist is in his 30s. This has not been my experience.