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I believe happiness dissolves into three different ideas , each of which is separately buildable and measurable . Here is what happens to the money and just all of those kinds of things , but if you do n't introduce the idea , no one can even ask the questions . And while the zeitgeist disciplines new ideas , the uptake rate is a lot lower . After a narrative summary of the key ideas , the text challenges students to “ use these ideas to explain the following situations . Warner : I do n't think you can have a partnership that is n't close , where there is n't an exchange of ideas , the development of an approach to take reforms forwards . The normal use of the word " deep " is something like this : a theorem is deep if it depends on a long chain of ideas , each involving a significant insight . Leadership usually thinks , " After all , if everyone was proposing this idea and that idea , no one would get the work done . Asked whether the Prime Minister was more interested in the delivery of policy or embedding ideas , the PMOS replied that the Prime Minister was interested in analysing the issues and developing answers to them . I learned to know that , in the interchange of glances and in answering smiles , there lies an eloquence and a variety of language far beyond the possibilities of the most magnificent of spoken phrases ; that when the expression of the feelings is spontaneous and unforced , there is no idea , no joy nor sorrow that cannot thus be communicated by hearts that understand each other . Hume , on the other hand , had contended that there was no ground for assuming the existence of any mental substance as the subjective recipient of impressions and ideas , all that we know of mind being a succession of states produced by experience . It also applies to Tegmark ’ s favorite idea , that of the existence of a Level IV multiverse of all possible mathematical structures , an idea he also promotes in the paper with Wilczek .