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Having goals is integral to happiness
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With 2 votes and 12 points ahead, the winner is ...
Speedrace
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Round 1
I unfortunately have to concede.
While serotonin and dopamine can be increased through goal-oriented behavior, which was going to be my main argument, I learned that oxytocin can easily be increased simply by cuddling with someone, hugging, or nursing your baby.
Sorry for the super short debate and wasting con's time.
Pro conceded
Round 2
waive this round of course
I win lel
Round 3
Just wanted to say one thing that I learned about goals and happiness. It is smarter to break large goals down into smaller, even tiny ones, so you get multiple "shots" of those feel-good chemicals like serotonin and dopamine. This might be helpful for depressed people.
Thanks dude
lel
What are you saying, getting my pet goat thumper saved my life, It's obvious a life without a goat is one not worth living.
here is his portrait
https://previews.123rf.com/images/soleg/soleg1705/soleg170500386/78681024-brown-rooster-on-white-background-isolated-object-live-chicken-one-closeup-farm-animal.jpg
Stop the 'lel' and attitude and it won't be rude.
How was that dude lol I always say that when someone concedes/forfeits
goals do help those without them become mass shooters or serial killers depending on local gun laws
I thought it said goats for a second there.
Interesting topic idea.