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The Question of Human Happiness: Happiness is not for sale

March 14, 2013 Jose Mario de Vega 7 Comments

I refer to the article of Seah Chiang Nee, â€œHappiness is not for saleâ€, (Insight Down South, The Star Saturday, October 27). I overwhelmingly concur to his central observation that: â€œSingaporeans continue to find that prosperity and joy are not identical, or even compatible.â€ I also agree with the Workers Party Chairman Sylvia Lim in…

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