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Title text: I mean, maybe a sense of one's place in the universe also leads to happiness, but power is pretty great.

Votey

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The further I get into my 30s, the more depressed I become.

How's your p over r?

My what?

Power divided by responsibility.

When you're 18, you have very little power, but very little

Responsibility, so you're okay.

As you age, you get responsibility for more and more things but your power doesn't increase. P/r shrinks and shrinks.

P/r

Time

By 30, you have most adult responsibilities with only a little more control over your life. This is the bottom of the trough.

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P/r

Time

You spend the next 30 years getting more power while gaining few responsibilities

P/r

Time

Then, you retire. Power drops off, but responsibiuty asymptotically approaches zero.

P/r

Time

I don't think the entirety of human happiness can be reduceo to two variables.

Well your power of comprehension

Will be greater in ten years

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