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If we get true happiness from virtuous living and intellectual study, then this happiness wouldn't be significantly affected by changes in fortune and in our external circumstances.

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If we get true happiness from virtuous living and intellectual study, then this happiness wouldn't be significantly affected by changes in fortune and in our external circumstances.

Surprise! Aristotle is a realist on these issues.

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If we get true happiness from virtuous living and intellectual study, then this happiness wouldn't be significantly affected by changes in fortune and in our external circumstances.

A virtuous person might suffer severe misfortune (such as a painful illness, or torture on the rack, or extreme poverty). This would diminish the person's happiness.

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