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It sounds like you're interested in the concept of happiness and its connection to different environments or landscapes such as islands and deserts. Happiness can be a complex and deeply personal experience, and it can manifest itself in various ways for different people. The idea of happiness being associated with different landscapes might suggest that it can be found in unexpected or diverse places. It's an interesting perspective and could be interpreted in many different ways. Let me know if you want to explore this topic further or if you have any specific questions!

0:03 / 1:03:40 The Eight Principles of Happiness with Robert Mack

But there is a principle from economics that you that you write about the principles di diminishing marginal utility . And I love the concept of happiness , islands , happiness , deserts . And the idea that as you're getting a good return on your smart energy investment at a certain point in time , it will diminish you still may be getting more , but it's diminishing and that's how , you know , to stop just like in our capitalist society .

0:03 / 1:03:40 The Eight Principles of Happiness with Robert Mack

And that consciousness is mostly emptiness . And that emptiness is what I would call happiness . And emptiness is what I might call f it's a fullness , it's a full emptiness , which is a strange thing to say .

0:03 / 1:03:40 The Eight Principles of Happiness with Robert Mack

From earlier this year , I will include in the show notes , a link to the episode called Happiness Leads to success . But this is happiness part two . And please help me .

0:03 / 1:03:40 The Eight Principles of Happiness with Robert Mack

Sitting is a relaxing of effort , not more effort . And happiness is a relaxing of effort . Ultimately , not more effort , but in the beginning because you've been squeezing those fists so tight for so long , it feels so effortful , it feels like it takes so much work .

0:03 / 1:03:40 The Eight Principles of Happiness with Robert Mack

Uh So , yeah , that's what that final chapter is ultimately about . Can you imagine if happiness was taught to young people in school ? I just love the idea so much .