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The Pursuit Of Happiness: An Ultimately Futile Exercise In The Era Of Self-Gratification

IDEAS Posted: July 2, 2019 1:29 pm

“We trick ourselves into thinking we know what is needed to be happy: a promotion, a new car, a vacation, a good-looking partner. We believe this even though we know there are plenty of people with good jobs, new cars, vacations, and attractive partners, and many of them are miserable. But they, too, imagine their misery can be fixed by a bottle of Pétrus or a yacht or public adulation.” – Lapham’s Quarterly

IDEAS Published: Summer 2019

Read the story in Lapham's Quarterly Published: Summer 2019

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