A Japanese woman, Ms. Kano, marries an AI-generated partner named Klaus, created for her by ChatGPT.
Is the 32-year-old woman from the southern Japanese city of Okayama happy for life? Or is she suffering a serious psychosis? Here’s more from I24News.
So, do you care what The Wall Street Journal says about what “The Science™” says about how to be happy?
Yeah, neither do I. No, you shouldn’t care about what others tell you is the key to your own happiness. But what is the pursuit of happiness? Why is it important?
And how do an all-star group of previous Solutions Watch guests answer those questions? Find out in this thought-provoking and happiness-inspiring first edition of the #SolutionsWatch podcast for 2024. Here’s more from James Corbett on The Corbett Report.
Numerous studies show conservatives are far happier than their liberal cohorts. Here, Steve Turley gives us a look at some of the more recent findings, all bolstering this time-honored tradition.
John Stossel reports that people are often born happy, or unhappy, due to wiring in our brains, but fortunately, there are things that all of us can do to become happier.
He welcomes psychology professor Sonja Lyubomirsky to the podcast, who says socializing is hugely associated with making people happy. What other things bring us happiness? Professor Lyubomirsky tells us more.
Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report has a fun discussion with Greg Gutfeld, TV Host of The Five, author and comedian, about how to educate yourself, why conservatives tend to be happy and the mental health of the Portland protesters. Greg is promoting his new book The Plus, a self-help book for people who hate self-help.
Greg discusses why he thinks people who are conservative tend to have higher rates of happiness than liberals. Greg also talks about how Bret Weinstein of Evergreen State College was completely right in the predictions he made years ago about “woke” going mainstream. Greg also wholeheartedly endorses the idea that mainstream media is an enemy of the people and that fake news is more about control and narrative creating than informing citizens.
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Dennis Prager speaks about the Left’s threat to Western Civilization at the David Horowitz Freedom Center. The event occurred Aug. 3rd at an evening honoring Dr. Robert Shillman in Newport Coast, California.
(EDITOR’S NOTE: This video is now longer up on YouTube. In its absence, we present Dennis Prager on the topic “Happiness Is Not A Feeling: It’s A Moral Obligation.”)
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The question of the day: Are parents trying too hard to make their kids happy? Today, it seems that parenting is creating more stress than happiness. Our kids’ lives are over-scheduled, more complicated and more scripted than ever before. “Parents need to be able to slow down and to stop worrying about every single thing,” says Katie Hurley, a licensed clinical social worker and author of The Happy Kid Handbook. In this special edition of PJTV, Hurley tells host Stephen Kruiser how to focus on your child’s individual happiness, instead of what everyone else is doing.
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Radio talk show host and author Dennis Prager analyzes the age-old question: What is the most important thing in life? Most of our answers fall into three categories–love, money and happiness.
Prager contends all three of these things are crucial components in one’s lifetime, but not at the top of the heap. Prager suggests the most important thing in your life are good values.
“Values are what you consider to be more important than anything else,” Prager says. “And above all, values are what you consider to be more important than your feelings.” He elaborates in this edition of PragerU.
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Since the beginning of time, it’s a proven fact that the bigger government grows, human freedom and happiness shrinks. In this edition of Prager University, best-selling author Dennis Prager puts it succinctly: “The more government, the more rules. The more rules, the less liberty.” Prager explains that this is not what our Founding Fathers had in mind.
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Offering forgiveness — we all want to to do it and we all find it so hard. Dr. Stephen Marmer of UCLA Medical School explains why this is so and how you can overcome the negative emotions that are holding you back from being a happier person. H/T Prager University
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