| So, being a psychological egoistic hedonist, | | | | ones. For instance, let's assume that taking |
| I am just sure that a person can act and he | | | | care of your body and soul is the "right" |
| will only act in a way to achieve his own | | | | things to do. (As defining of the "right "is |
| self-interest. And this self-interest is | | | | not among the aims of this paper we can use |
| nothing more then pleasure. The pleasure he | | | | this as an axiom, without any need to prove. |
| is looking for will be one of the three | | | | ) So, if a person finds pleasure and |
| possible: carnal, intellectual or the | | | | satisfaction in eating right and making |
| ultimate. The higher level pleasures he is | | | | jerks, then he is, actually, in a way to find |
| looking for, the more general happiness he is | | | | both a carnal and ultimate pleasures. And |
| going to find. In other words, the person who | | | | this is, probably, going to provide the |
| looks for only carnal pleasures may find some | | | | highest level of happiness. |
| happiness, but that happiness is going to be | | | | |
| not as big as the happiness of the one who is | | | | I should also point out that when using the |
| looking for an intellectual pleasure more | | | | concept "happiness" here, it might seem to |
| then for a carnal one and finds it. And the | | | | mean that happiness, but not pleasure as it |
| person who, in his turn looks mostly for | | | | is. The notion "happiness» I use more or |
| intellectual pleasures is going to find more | | | | less synonymic to pleasure. Happiness is, no |
| happiness, but of course not as much as the | | | | doubt, is the highest degree of pleasure over |
| person who is in search of the ultimate | | | | a greater timeframe. Therefore, pleasure is |
| pleasures. Certainly, it is quite possible, | | | | still the only thing having the intrinsic |
| for a person to looks for ultimate pleasures | | | | value, and happiness is merely allotted to |
| conforming to the intellectual or carnal | | | | the degree and endurance of pleasure. |