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Such a seemingly familiar, almost mundane concept as "happiness", if you look deeper, does not seem too simple. Anyone who dares to find out its meaning runs the risk of finding themselves in a dead end of paradoxes. The book of the Finnish philosopher Timo Airaksinen with almost the same name will be a guide to solving this problem. A human being is a machine made to find happiness, and in essence, he or she cannot do anything else. All human actions and decisions can be regarded as a search for happiness. Does pleasure belong to the theme of happiness, or does it stand alone? Is happiness a matter of ethics and are good and virtuous people happy? What about society? Do we live in a country of happiness? The answers to these and many similar questions are contained in this book.

It is intended for a wide range of readers, because almost everyone dreams of happiness.