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10% Happier with Dan Harris
This book was mentioned in the context of illustrating the degree of global inequality in well-being and the speaker's privileging of trivial comforts in the face of massive suffering in the world, which caused the speaker deep emotional turmoil.
I remember when I was in college reading in the college library in a comfortable cushy chair and I was reading a book Peter Unger living high and letting die that was illustrating just the degree of i...
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This book was mentioned in the context of illustrating the degree of global inequality in well-being and the speaker's privileging of trivial comforts in the face of massive suffering in the world, which caused the speaker deep emotional turmoil.
I remember when I was in college reading in the college library in a comfortable cushy chair and I was reading a book Peter Unger living high and letting die that was illustrating just the degree of inequality of well-being across the globe and my privileging of trivial comforts in the face of the enormity and tractable suffering of the world and that scrambled me and my heart in a deep way