Happiness

Happiness is a reward generated by the brain that makes the one that experiences dwell in a state of high pleasure. Its opposite is sadness and sorrow.

Happiness usually has a limit and is short lived. It is arguably the main thing desired by all living things that feel their experience. It is in fact an arguable issue that the main purpose and goal of life itself is to be in a constant bliss and blissful experience forever. That is after knowing all there is to know.

Happiness has an opposite for a reason. The reason being in order to survive in the reality that we are in we need other types of experiences and its opposite as well in order to ensure our survival. The reality that we are in is a reality that everything has an opposite. It is not a suitable reality for total happiness spontaneously. If it were so we would have been created or have evolved directly to beings that totally experience bliss without any hurdles forever without death. In this reality there are many challenges and hurdles that may eliminate us and thus we needed to have other feelings that would make us prepared for the worst, tackle those problems, beat the competitions and etc. We can not overcome all those hurdles that are real just by staying happy all the time. Other feelings will make us get up and want to overcome those for our own sake. We needed the others just to survive.

It is arguable that the main goal of life is survival/experience together with happiness forever. As stated earlier in the state and reality that we are in total happiness without knowing the other side of our reality and evolving accordingly has disastrous consequences.

Argumentative points life itself doesn't want to experience unhappiness and happiness is the main goal.

- Automatically triggered death of experience once the limit of unhappiness or pain is reached

- All life forms strive for survival and happiness and avoid unhappiness and death.

- All the mechanisms we lifeforms acquired through creation/evolution are for the betterment of our life thus happiness

- It is logically unfair and stupid to exist for anything but happiness.

Consequences that would have come if living things were totally and spontaneously always happy before life understands and conquered reality and evolved

- It would prevent excellence via competition

- Sometimes it is good to have an opposite to appreciate happiness itself

- In our reality it would have put us in the face of danger and we wouldn't have survived

- Limit the total experience of life to happiness and would blind it of the other realities.

- Would prevent experiences such as love and desire because they have an opposite that come out of them which are very good for us in our current situation

                                                                                                       By Alazar Desta