1. What is the question that the book says psychologists and philosophers are no closer to finding the answer to?
2. What are some of the ways in which people find happiness, according to the author in the book?
3. Since it is not necessarily the events in one's life that cause happiness, what does the author propose causes the happiness around events?
4. How does the author say that happiness can be achieved, as he does not believe it is an unattainable goal?
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