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Human Body Distinguishes Between 'Hedonic' and 'Eudaimonic' Happiness on Molecular Level
Even on a molecular level, the human body is able to distinguish between a sense of well-being derived from a profound, "noble" purpose versus simple self-gratification, a new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences reports.
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