“At the beginning of Eudemian Ethics, Aristotle quotes a line of wisdom literature inscribed on an ancient stone on the sacred island of Delos. It proclaimed that the three best things in life are “Justice, Health, and Achieving One’s Desires.†Aristotle trenchantly disagrees. According to him, the ultimate goal of human life is, simply, happiness, which means finding a purpose in order to realize your potential and working on your behavior to become the best version of yourself. You are your own moral agent, but act in an interconnected world where partnerships with other people are of great significance. Hall, Edith. Aristotle's Way (p. 23). Penguin Publishing Group. Kindle Edition. Hall, Edith. Aristotle's Way (p. 23). Penguin Publishing Group. Kindle Edition. ”
