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[hrodberht]

One of the unexpected benefits of doing a happiness project is that I've realised how much I love pop psychology books - I got through The Happiness Project and 59 Seconds in about two days apiece, whereas other things that I either did a degree in and thus really ought to be interested in (like my old tutor's biography of Alexander the Great or

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[littlered2]

To be fair, your old tutor was rather eccentric (ie, crazy), so I think not being interested in his Alexander biography was reasonable.

An odd essay indeed. Although he has now been proved wrong, so should we just go down the pessimism route?