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Arthur Brooks, Harvard's happy expert: “You don't want to be perfectly happy; if you eliminate your negative emotions, you'd be dead in one week.”

Arthur C. Brooks, professor of Harvard and expert in happiness, explains why negative emotions are necessary and why we should not try to be happy all the time.

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El ComercioArthur Brooks, Harvard's happy expert: “You don't want to be perfectly happy; if you eliminate your negative emotions, you'd be dead in one week.”El ComercioArthur Brooks, Harvard's happy expert: “You don't want to be perfectly happy; if you eliminate your negative emotions, you'd be dead in one week.”
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