The term “spontaneous woo” refers to an audience reply often seen during concerts in which a rising tide of keenness finishes in a particular eruption of satisfied exclamations. We recognize these woos, whether galvanized by easy pleasures or major milestones, as a party of goodness. H Auden, claimed : “Goodness is simpler to recognize than to outline.

Aristotle used the Greek word telos meaning “end or completion” and used teleology to refer to the study of the point of things. He thought that everythingnot just peoplehas a purpose, or target.

We are meant to use our brains to consider and to understand the difficulty of the universe. Aristotle’s emphasis on the golden mean got lost in all of the excitement about chasing whatever you want. Rich folks are not always kind of moral than any one else, but they are tested more than the rest of us. If you live giant, your morality–or lack thereof–is magnified for the world to see. This is where we get confused between “a good life” and “the good life”. We watch as we wonder what decisions we might make if we had the same checking account.

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