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Hedonists generally identify happiness with pleasure.

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1 is correct!

Hedonists generally identify happiness with pleasure.

This identification seems wrong. Being happy is not the same as having pleasure.

You might have lots of pleasures but be quite unhappy -- since you see your life of pleasure as ultimately meaningless. Or you might have few pleasures but be happy -- since you see your life as meaningful in some deeper way.

Happiness is better defined as overall contentment with our life. So it's a kind of contentment, but deeper than pleasure.

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2 is wrong. Please try again.

Hedonists generally identify happiness with pleasure.

They do generally identify the two.

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