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A professor gave a balloon to every student to write their name on it and throw in the hallway.The students were given 5 minutes to find their own balloon. No one found their balloon. The professor told the students to take the 1st balloon they found and hand it to the person 1/2

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whose name was written on it. Within 5 minutes, everyone had their own balloon. The professor said to the students: "These balloons are like happiness. We will never find it if everyone is looking for their own. But if we care about other people's happiness, we'll find ours too."

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Wow

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Interesting experiment... Happiness is not a zero sum game... In fact, spreading happiness makes 1+1 > 2

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Love it!!

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Daaaaaamn that's deep

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What a great idea.

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Remember That Time You Had Polio?

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Balloons are also like inflated condoms. Grab enough enough of them, sooner or later one will go off in your face

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This is true.

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So wise.

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oH. hEy. Right on. Right on.

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It would be just my luck...

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Apparently it also helps if the balloon is in your own backyard.

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Love this. Thanks for sharing.

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I just love this!

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So true.

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Neat story. Too neat. It's probably an urban legend.

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Maybe we could just enjoy it?

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I love this

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There’s something wrong with this example, but it’s hard to say what. It seems to treat happiness as a tradable commodity that pre-exists anyone actually experiencing it.

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Like everyone knowing everyone else..and I'm sure this is a great analogy to be used regarding teamwork in general. I still like the happiness example tho

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I love this!

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All those students knew each other

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I needed this post in my life

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Only takes a few times finding someone elses balloon and nobody caring about finding yours before your world view starts to change.

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These little allegories hurt like hell to people who have spent their lives helping others and have come out empty, drained, alone, and devastated every time. Being told we need to keep doing it or that we should feel happy and fulfilled having been used up like that is cruel.

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Also a good metaphor for living in a civil society.

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Nice

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For a second, thought it was a computer science professor explaining some search algorithm.

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I get it! So, the idea is that if we forego searching for happiness, we will assist other with finding their happiness. That action *should* create a sense of joy with in us. The joy won’t fade because we see others happy.

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But, what if no one ever finds our balloon? Are we hoping that one day the search will be reciprocated? What if that day never comes? And now what if I become so good at finding others balloons that people come from far and wide to get me to help…

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You will need meds for anxiety but you’ll be okay in the long run. Or you’re just that person who has to be the devil’s advocate, in which case: shush.

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Do I just live on never getting my balloon and just helping others? If we are speaking in generalities here, sounds like a life in service to others, which can be rewarding, for sure, but…now I have become entangled into some unrequited love affair with the happiness of others

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Beautiful

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This story brought a tear to my eye.

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What a beautiful message and at a time when we need more acts of kindness in this country. Hats シルクハット

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off to the educator who did this!! 赤色のハート

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Moral of the story; it’s easier to find a person than a balloon.

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I think the issue is, that either too many people need two balloons to be happy, or, if after being given their own balloon, they drop the one that they're supposed to deliver.

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And then Jeff Bezos came in and bought all the balloons. The End.

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Thanks for the message! 赤色のハート

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This is so perfect for #Thanksgivingreflection

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The professor's name was Gandhi and all the balloons applauded.

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Americans think altruism is 'interesting' and needs to be explained though balloon metaphors.

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What a great exercise!!

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Powerful analogy.

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I love this. Thanks for sharing.

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That is beautiful!

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Can I steal this? Thanks.

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That’s a beautiful example!!!

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...and wear a mask!

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How .big was the class? There are hundreds of balloons there

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Such a powerful lesson!

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Many of the answers to this tweet are part of the country's problem. It either went over their heads or they are deliberately trying to pop everyone's balloon. Sadly, that's where they think their happiness will come from..

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A lot of people just trying to outsmart a simple metaphor just 'to be right' and justify whatever world view or simply to ride in their high horse.

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Wonderful lesson.

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Thanks. Im gonna follow you for that one.

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