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Is There a Law of Happiness? Origin and Conceptual Context
This paper presents the conceptual and publication context of the essay Is There a Law of Happiness? which emerged from a prior theoretical preprint introducing the Wave Theory of Human Experience. The essay reformulates the core ideas of the preprint into an accessible, non-mathematical narrative aimed at a broad readership. This article briefly outlines the foundational preprint, describes the transformation into essay form, and documents the publication of the book.
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