Reponse to Money Can't Buy You Love: Why Some Apps Work and Some Don’t

When asked the question "what is happiness," a couple of my good friends look at me, stunned, with a stupid look on their face that said "How the hell should I know?"  I felt bad for these people.  When someone asks me what happiness is I know my answer immediately.  Happiness isn't something that can be defined.  It is like love, it just needs to be felt for yourself.  I define happiness as a state of being that happens when the emotions of being sad completely are wiped away by the emotions of having fun or enjoying oneself.

When it comes to Apps and Apps giving happiness, a couple come to mind immediately.  One of which was said in the article, Spotify.  Spotify brings me more happiness than any other App for one simple reason, music makes me happy.  I get a feeling of joy and satisfaction that out weighs the fact that I am stressed and behind due to all my school work when I listen to music which is what Spotify offers.  I can not get another feeling like this from anything else.

To say money doesn't buy happiness is true, but with the idea of this article, money does buy a nice App that does make happiness occur.  In my case, Spotify, which costs money, makes me happy and I had to buy it so...it somewhat makes sense to say money will buy happiness.

The reasons some Apps work and some do not is one simple thing, happiness.  If Spotify didn't make me happy I wouldnt' have bought it, but due to the fact it does make me happy I will spend money on it and the App completely works for me.