It is relatively easy to identify a list of things that we want, in the sense of preferring a life with more of them to less of them. For example, we want time, income, health, insight, happiness, meaning, power, respect, connection, descendants, abilities, and accomplishments, both for ourselves and for our associates. But these things tend to be correlated with and to cause each other. So which of these things is what we really want? It seems that evolution, via our DNA and cultural heritage, mostly just gave us many inclinations to grab more of these in many diverse situations, with only limited guidance on what do when they conflict. ….[READ]
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