If our life has no meaning other than our own happiness, we are likely to find that when we have obtained what we think — Peter Singer, Practical Ethics
If our life has no meaning other than our own happiness, we are likely to find that when we have obtained what we think — Peter Singer, Practical Ethics
If our life has no meaning other than our own happiness, we are likely to find that when we have obtained what we think — Peter Singer, Practical Ethics
If our life has no meaning other than our own happiness, we are likely to find that when we have obtained what we think — Peter Singer, Practical Ethics
If our life has no meaning other than our own happiness, we are likely to find that when we have obtained what we think — Peter Singer, Practical Ethics
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If our life has no meaning other than our own happiness, we are likely to find that when we have obtained what we think we need to be happy, happiness itself still eludes us.

— Peter Singer, Practical Ethics
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