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Have/do anything in the world, what would it be? Why?

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Have/do anything in the world, what would it be? Why?

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Theo- Drive across the Europe continent because likes seeing culture and other interesting things about the world

Sean MacDonald- Move to somewhere in Europe or Australia because he wants to experience different cultures as he hasn't been outside the United States

Jessica P- Go to Fiji and buy lots of dogs because she likes traveling and feel it would be very relaxing as a great get away

Jen K- Go to a tip of a volcano and see lava up close because not a lot of people are able to do that as it is a once in a life time thing

Ben- He would eat Mexican food from Burrito Parilla especially tacos and burritos because his favorite food is burritos and is just amazed with how the ingredients taste together

Lein- Assist or partake in the solution to incurable diseases because just something helpful that the world needs and just to be a part of

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When I was searching the word happy, what other way is to show happiness than an image itself, so this is what I did.
Analysis: I saw many images of the sun rising or the sun setting with an amazing scenic background. I wondered to myself, why do people categorize this as happy? Then I looked to what it made me feel. It made me feel empowered and like a dream that I would want to be there.

Answer: Happiness is shown through a dream/fantasy like situation. No where did I see people with money or objects. It is the feeling of being free. That is the best feeling.

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Synthesis- Gatsby and Schindler's list (for the third time)

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Synthesis- Gatsby and Schindler's list (for the third time)

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Gatsby, throughout his life, came from a poor family and always had the idea that he deserved more. He fell in love with Daisy who only marries people with money and popularity. So Gatsby gets money and popularity, but in the end, has nothing. Schindler's list, wealthy Jewish people get stripped of their wealth and end up with having less and less throughout the Holocaust until they have absolutely nothing except themselves.
Analysis:
The only time people were happy in both stories, is when they realized everything's worth. It was the journey that made people happy. In other words, it was what was happening before the actual event. To apply this to Gatsby, he was happy when he was attaining Daisy, but when he got her, he was disappointed and wanted to seek for more. To apply this concept to Schindler, yes I understand how horrific the Holocaust might be, the Jewish people kept losing their family members, their health, their belongings, but in the end, they were scared of what was going to happened when they reach the end. It was when they realized how much they had and how thankful they were for it.

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I chose this movie because it is set in a time and a place where material things do not exist and where hope is slim. It is a movie about the holocaust and how this man named Schindler helped over 1,000 Jewish people become free. What I realized when people were most happy was when they had hope. Whenever they got an ounce of water or a fresh breath of air, they were thankful and more motivated to live. No matter if they worked all day, saw people get shot, or separated from their family, it is the thankfulness that they lived another day without a scratch on their body. Also memories had a major impact part of people's happiness because when realizing what one's past was like (rich, snobby, lazy, brat, etc.) and see what they have now, they are proud and semi-thankful for what they have now.

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Michael Leshock- Because when someone is always happy, it isn't special that doesn't make people happy anymore. Becomes something normal. The bar for happiness has been raises.

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If can have anything in the world, what would it be?

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If can have anything in the world, what would it be?

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Michael Leshock- A hug because made him feel great and appreciated because not many people do that in life anymore and it is something that makes him happy.

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Zayn- Trucking Brandon Eng on the rugby pitch
April- Visiting New Jersey and helping kids in poverty

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A high school student creates an app to offer his services as a fake date to make money for college. When he develops feelings for someone, his plan gets complicated. As the Main character, Brooks, was given the opportunity to drive a cool and expensive car, he quickly took up the deal where he was electrified with happiness as he was smiling, yelling, energetic, and had lots of pride. Later on, he got to date the prettiest girl from a different school.

Analysis:
The car made him feel very happy and the girl made him feel proud of himself as he was able to achieve something he hadn't been able to before. When he lost all that, he was sad in the moment, but then he realized what really made him happy. That was being himself where he'd have friends who support his weirdness and a family who is the most understanding. He didn't need a car, he didn't need the pretties girl in school.All he needed was himself and those who supported him no matter what happened.

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Yes, everyone believes money is the key to being happy in life. But with studies with people in professional sports, it showed that happiness comes and goes even though they made an average of $8 million a year. A part of this article that really shocked me was how people who got paralyzed and people who won the lottery, are the same happiness a year later. There might just be happiness in the moment but it was never attained for longer than a year

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"I wish everyone could get rich and famous and have everything they ever dreamed of so they can see it is not the answer."

-Jim Carrey

In a recent ESPN article about Kyrie Irving leaving Cleveland, former teammate Channing Frye said "happiness comes and goes in the NBA." Wait, what? These guys are playing the game they dreamed about their entire life. The league's median salary is $2.5 million. How does happiness come and go?

In the last three years with the Cavaliers, Kyrie went to three straight finals, won one of them, and made $50 million over that time. But it wasn't enough to keep him happy.

There was a report out today that Rob Gronkowski, super human tight end for the New England Patriots "didn't enjoy himself in 2017." Gronk's base salary was $8 million last year, or $500,000 per game. But it wasn't enough to keep him happy.

Regardless of one's bank account, happiness comes and goes in the NBA, in the NFL, and in life.

I can understand why Kyrie and Gronk weren't happy, despite all the money they're making and the houses that they're living in and the cars that they're driving. One of the best and worst things about the human mind is how quickly we adjust to a new reality.

Dan Gilbert, social psychologist and author of Stumbling on Happiness showed that people who recently became paraplegics are just as happy one year later as people who won the lottery. Relative to where we thought our happiness would be after winning the lottery, we adjust downward, and relative to where we thought our happiness would be after losing our legs, we adjust upward.

In Judd Apatow's Netflix special, he spoke about the Porsche he got and what little joy it brought to his life. The joy you get in buying a Porsche doesn't come on the day you buy it, it comes from imagining how you'll feel on the day you buy it.

More money doesn't provide more happiness because just like buying a fancy car, we overestimate how happy we'll feel when we finally get it. It's an internal buy the rumor sell the news event. And I can only imagine the pain and disappointment that comes from making more money and then realizing that isn't filling the hole you thought it would

Another reason why more money doesn't necessarily make you happier is because of the stress that comes with lifestyle creep. The more money you make, the more money you spend, and this is an incredibly difficult thing to keep in check.

One of the best lines I've ever seen on money comes from David Enrich's The Spider Network. One of the character's father said, "Money can't make you happy, but it does allow you to be miserable in comfort."

I love money and the freedom it affords us, I just think that people overestimate how happy they'll be when they make more of it. I think most people reading this will agree with this concept in theory, but not in practice. Like many things in life, it's an idea that is hard to truly believe until we experience it for ourselves.

It's difficult to be happy if you don't have enough money. If you're constantly stressed about paying your bills or putting food on your table, there's not much room for happiness. But once you've got the basics covered, more doesn't go very far.

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Why Doesn't More Money Make Us Happy? - The Irrelevant Investor

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"I wish everyone could get rich and famous and have everything they ever dreamed of so they can see it is not the answer." -Jim Carrey In a recent ESPN article about Kyrie Irving leaving Cleveland, former teammate Channing Frye said "happiness comes and goes in the NBA." Wait, what?

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Personal thoughts- what doesn't make people happy?

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Personal thoughts- what doesn't make people happy?

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- Losing a loved one- people do not usually come up to be happy because they have lost something that most likely gave them some sort of happiness in which they do not have anymore
- When people do their most hated pet peeves- people do not like to be annoyed and cause them to become furious and be the complete opposite of happy