Exploring the intersection of biology and philosophy, this book examines the profound questions of life and goodness. It presents a humanistic theory of wellbeing, proposing that a fulfilling life is one that allows individuals to express their humanness effectively. Central to this theory are three universal human needs: stability, change, and care. By integrating scientific reasoning with value-based concepts, it offers a fresh perspective on happiness and the good life, challenging conventional views and encouraging a deeper understanding of human fulfillment.
