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Дэн Гилберт спрашивает, "Почему мы счастливы?"

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Дэн Гилберт, автор книги Stumbling on Happiness, оспаривает тезис, согласно которому мы несчастливы тогда, когда не получаем того, чего хотим. Наша "психоимунная система" позволяет нам чувствовать себя счастливыми даже тогда, когда вещи идут не так, как мы задумали.

Translated into Russian by Givi Chopikashvili
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