2025-05-30
18 分钟Hey listeners, Rachel here.
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For Scientific American Science Quickly, I'm Rachel Feldman.
How are you doing today, listeners?
Would you say that you're flourishing?
I'm guessing you probably wouldn't unless you have a particularly florid vocabulary.
But researchers are increasingly focused on the idea of human flourishing,
a multifaceted measurement that aims to take a holistic look at our collective well-being.
Basically, humans who are flourishing aren't just happy.