Aristotle might have told Olympic athletes that if they could achieve complete happiness, they would never need to compete again.

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Aristotle believed that happiness (eudaimonia) was achieved through a life of virtue and rational activity in accordance with reason, not by abstaining from activities such as competition. He saw happiness as an activity rather than a state to be passively enjoyed, implying ongoing engagement in life's challenges, including competitions.

Aristotle Might Have Told Olympic Athletes That If They Could