What is happiness according to Socrates?
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Socrates* believed that only people with self-knowledge could find true happiness. According to Socrates: -C Happiness flows not from physical or external conditions, such as bodily pleasures or wealth and power, but from living a life that's right for your soul, your deepest good.Sep 8, 2007
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Socrates* believed that only people with self-knowledge could find true happiness. According to Socrates: -C Happiness flows not from physical or external conditions, such as bodily pleasures or wealth and power, but from living a life that's right for your soul, your deepest good.Sep 8, 2007