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Making memories

What makes us happy? Money? Yes, to be happy you need to cover the necessities of life, but after that it appears that happiness doesn’t grow in line with income. Richard Easterlin, an economist who studied happiness data in 1974, theorised that as countries got richer, they didn’t get happier. Known as the Easterlin Paradox, the implication is that happiness

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