Newton's Inertia

Khoob time Ghatiya kaam se awesome vaali feeling aati hain. Ghar jaaker nahate hain to lagta hain saare paap dhul gaye.

So I guess I will shower with some pseudo philosophical sipirituality. What is happiness? Once again, within a span of 2 years, this question has risen making it finally umpteen number of times.

A theory.

Abstract:
1. There are two inertiae. One of Happiness and one of Unhappiness.
2. Inertial of Unhappiness is statistically much longer than inertia of happiness.
3. Man's state always tends towards inertia of unhappiness.
4. Man has to put fight to enter state of happiness.
5. This happiness is short lived (due to 2).
6. When both inertiae become equal, there arises Indifference.
7. At this state of indifference, there is no distinction, since then both inertiae become
infinitesimal. (this may require some proof, but we postpone it for later)

Analysis:
We always say, 'move on'. From what? Unhappiness, right? Have we ever said, 'move on from your happiness, get a life'. Then we are definitely saying, we all need happiness. At least desire happiness. Since we are in short supply.

If you are still reading this, I suggest you look up Aristotle, his theory of happiness. Might find promising yet troublesome views.

Page 1 over. Will publish as soon as I methodize my postulates and 'move on'.