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We Are Most Happy When Making Love, Exercising Or Chatting, And Least Happy When Our Mind Wanders
November 12, 2010 by NewsBot
We are typically unhappy when our mind wanders, which apparently happens during 46.9% of our waking hours, and happiest when lovemaking, doing exercise or chatting to people, Harvard University researchers revealed in an article published today in the journal Science. While resting, using a home computer or working we tend to be least happy, the authors wrote...


