Summary:
The book explores the human perception of happiness and how people often mispredict what will make them happy due to cognitive biases and errors in foresight. It delves into psychological research to explain why individuals struggle to understand their own feelings and how to better anticipate future satisfaction.
Key points:
1. Happiness is Subjective: Happiness varies among individuals due to personal experiences, beliefs, and values.
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