Sentence examples for increase human happiness from inspiring English sources

A hierarchical vanguard party will never create broad equality, just as, he says, "grim joyless revolutionaries" can't be trusted to increase human happiness.

Radicals among the trailblazing modern thinkers were more than equally matched by moderates who believed that "reason would function alongside faith to increase human happiness and life span, end disease, reduce suffering of all kinds and give people greater power over nature and greater freedom in their lives".

He affirms Cowen's acknowledgment that this has brought large increases in human happiness with correspondingly little economic activity.

Far from glorifying laziness, the mathematician-philosopher makes a strong case that if labour was apportioned equally amongst everyone, thereby resulting in shorter work days, unemployment would decrease and human happiness would increase due to the increase in leisure time, further resulting in increased involvement in the arts and sciences.

Your friend seems to be trying to increase the sum of human happiness.

His son Marco is now a Republican senator.His family's story helps illustrate why the immigration reform Senator Rubio backs would increase the sum of human happiness, by freeing more people to pursue it.

I doubt I would if I were still there and still getting £5.80 an hour for the privilege, but working for Greggs taught me one important lesson: hot sausage rolls, eaten in moderation, do much to increase the sum of human happiness.

As Bertrand Russell wrote in his book, "In Praise of Idleness," if everyone worked only four hours per day, unemployment would decrease and human happiness would increase due to the increase in leisure time.

Whatever one thought of the value of rotating-watch boxes, there was no denying that adding this truffle oil emulsion to the risotto increased the sum of human happiness.

No one in a developed economy can argue that selling bullshit is going to increase the sum total of human happiness.

Kutcher said that his personal curiosity and interest in technology fundamentally stemmed from an interest in how magic tricks worked and from a desire to increase the sum total of human happiness.