The Limits of Happiness

The region of indifference is actually limitless since it must potentially accommodate not only any person who might fail to do to be saved however proximate or remote. One has morally speaking prolectically detached one's happiness from the well-being of every other existing soul. So those terms at the last the realm of one's concern in principle must contract until nothing but the isolated self remains and as I said earlier this evening the ethos of heaven proves to be the same as the ethos of hell every soul for itself.