Happiness, says the skeptic,
A) is unavailable to humans, since knowledge is unavailable.
B) must be founded on sure and certain understanding of the true nature of reality.
C) is available only to those who have gone through the pangs of skeptical doubt and come out into the clear light of knowledge on the other side.
D) is a by-product of giving up the demand to know.

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The skeptic argues that happiness arises when one relinquishes the pursuit of absolute knowledge, suggesting that contentment comes from accepting uncertainty.

Happiness, Says the Skeptic