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Congratulations on the grades!!! Impressive
And your dog is adorable
Thesis brainstorming already?? That's daunting as hell

I'm waiting for a few packages myself. It breaks my heart every time I don't come home to one. I place too much of my happiness on mail

Good question Aspen. I'm actually thinking about this question a lot, and am thinking of writing my honors thesis on the topic of the good life. Some would say that it is subjective. That is to say intuitively we can say things like "you can't tell me how to live my life, and I can't tell you how to live your life". On the other hand, we do seem to make some objective judgements about people living their lives. For example suppose I'm just the worst singer ever, yet I choose a lifepath of trying to become the next american idol and I go to auditions every year, even though I get horrifically denied all the time. Intuitively we say things like "these people are choosing the wrong life, they might have talents in other areas, but this lifepath is wrong for them". I haven't really made up my mind as to whether this is a subjective question or an objective one. But even if this question is a subjective one, the scientistic approach is the wrong one anyways. I'm trying to argue even if this question is an objective one, the scientistic approach is the wrong one. But I think if I do write my honors thesis on this topic, I'm probably going to have to address your question. So much thanks for the comment!