assume the existence of some person X. X cannot be happy because X's brain gets
worried when X is happy that X is not worrying enough about things that X should be worrying about. For the exact same reason X cannot have fun, because whenever X has fun the brain's response is to drive X into depression for not being depressed enough.
Is there a solution to X's dilemma?
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My answer is right there in your earlier post here.
Sorry. Could not resist.
"Is there a solution to X's dilemma?"
How is this a problem? This is in fact the solution. If you worry always, then you're gonna be at a constant state of worry. With time, this level of worrying will stop worrying you and you will have nothing to worry about - unless you are the kind of person who worries about having nothing to worry about. In any case, the problem is worry worry simple.
isnt this a metalanguage problem? what is worry? what is being depressed enough? what is being happy? :P
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