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'Only life changes involving intentional activity can be expected to lead to sustainable changes in well-being.’
- Making habits & practicing temperance in our use of social media so it doesn't lead to us almost having a panic attack after a day off of facebook

- habits & eudaimonia

- external goods

- we tend towards pleasure

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my view on transhumanism is to an extent, i think the ability for humans to become better vision of themselves

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transhumanism isn't good and creates more problems then it solves.
it violates private information
they should be a limitation of technology

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We should be temperate with pleasure. Pleasure is not rhe good. Experise and knacks.

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nietzsche:
- does vr coalesce the slave and master morality? where does the distinction lie in a contemporary society?
- "better goal for the burgeoning technology" implies general welfare and greatest benefit for humanity through technology. Nietzsche would lambast this ideology.
- nietzsche would also be critical of what vr is to be used for (i.e suffering), for if there is only happiness obtained through these VR headsets then there is little room for someone to separate what is noble and what is boring (here, talk about moral philosophy and how it is underutilised and misrepresented by VR...also, 'good' and 'evil' in this context for humanity isn't so good according to nietzsche)
- aristotle might address VR by how well said 'happiness' is achieved: bring up goods argument, could be the way to happines (one with better fortune)

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- Reasons of love and narcissim
- Worthy of love and family member examples - social media and connections while

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Drawing on Aristotle’s viewpoints and arguments, critically discuss this perspective on how our use of technology affects our happiness. You may draw on other philosophical concepts and sources if you wish

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Critically discuss the interplay between technological development, pleasure and the good life, as described in the passage above. In your response, draw on viewpoints and arguments from Plato’s Gorgias. You may also draw on other philosophical concepts and sources.

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Critically discuss this perspective on the interplay between technological development and the good life. In your response, draw on the viewpoints and arguments of either Nietzsche or Aristotle. You may also draw on other philosophical concepts and sources.

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Critically discuss this perspective on the interplay between technological development, social connectedness and the good life. In your response, draw on viewpoints and arguments from either Wolf or Plato’s Gorgias. You may also draw on other philosophical concepts and sources.