What's happiness then ?
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a bit confused here. Don't know what you meant with the multiple orgasm . 
-- as important project? and haven't heard about the book you mentioned but, Maslow, an american psychologist is the person who made that triangle thingy theory first (in 1950's). And basically with the triangle drawing, he meant to describe this idea: there are 5 levels in the pyramid of needs. So only after you have fulfilled all the lower levels of needs can you move on and worry about a higher level. So e.g. people suffering from famines in undeveloped countries would probably not spend time worrying about their social needs, like they wouldn't care if they got no friends, they probably wouldn't have social anxiety either, because they have to solve the needs on the lower levels of the pyramid first, i.e. the physical survival needs -- water, food, sleep etc and the safety needs. That's his idea.
Now I'm not saying that Maslow's psychology theory is totally correct. But that pyramid at least provides a nice list of the needs a person would have to fulfill in order to be totally happy. <--The key of happiness Pea was looking for.
-- as important project? and haven't heard about the book you mentioned but, Maslow, an american psychologist is the person who made that triangle thingy theory first (in 1950's). And basically with the triangle drawing, he meant to describe this idea: there are 5 levels in the pyramid of needs. So only after you have fulfilled all the lower levels of needs can you move on and worry about a higher level. So e.g. people suffering from famines in undeveloped countries would probably not spend time worrying about their social needs, like they wouldn't care if they got no friends, they probably wouldn't have social anxiety either, because they have to solve the needs on the lower levels of the pyramid first, i.e. the physical survival needs -- water, food, sleep etc and the safety needs. That's his idea.Now I'm not saying that Maslow's psychology theory is totally correct. But that pyramid at least provides a nice list of the needs a person would have to fulfill in order to be totally happy. <--The key of happiness Pea was looking for.
freakalmightee
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happiness is people still being your mate even when you have shown them how terribly insane and ugly you are.
Nie
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Ah, the maslow pyramid.Scrabbl said:Yup satisfy your needs and you're as happy and content as you can be. Speaking of needs...
I learned that too..
-Physical survival needs are not all fulfilled.
-My safety and security is lacking a lot.
-My social needs are fulfilled zero percent.
-Self esteem is miserable.
-My self actualization is impossible.
I don't want to be happy at all.