I think that like most people, doing what I like makes me happiest. Working on projects or building something that interests me without the stress of deadlines or work I don't want to do. I think that a national happiness index would be an interesting thing to try.the results however I don't think should affect national policy because people's definitions of happiness can be very different. Some people's happiness could even be the exact opposite of happiness for others. This could lead to conflict in terms of actual policy but it still would be an interesting study to do. I think that because of this there is also no one way to measure happiness. Happiness is relative to what makes you unhappy. Some persons definition of perfection could still be below the definition of someone else's unhappiness. Kurt Vonnegut's article, I've Been Called A Luddite, talks about how he remembers time before technology was involved in all that we do. He talks about the
Bias Through Word Choice: The article uses consistently negative words or connotation when describing Trump's policy. It would be “expensive” and “troublesome” or “risky” while the alternative policy allows for “good jobs” and support for any career. This assigns a negative connotation to anything that relates to trump while painting his opposition in a positive light even without evidence for those feelings. The reader comes away with trump being negative and his opposition or alternative being good even without the context of the specific topic being discussed.
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