Happiness is a pointless goal anyway. It's not a metric that can be used to measure the success or failure of any particular policy.
> Happiness is a pointless goal anyway.
Spoken like a true robot. For most of us, happiness (and I mean that broadly defined, e.g. "life satisfaction") is the only goal. I certainly thing happiness is a much more critical goal than "increasing shareholder value".
> Happiness is a pointless goal anyway.
Spoken like a true robot. For most of us, happiness (and I mean that broadly defined, e.g. "life satisfaction") is the only goal. I certainly thing happiness is a much more critical goal than "increasing shareholder value".