Want
to
know
what
will
make
you
happy
?
Then
ask
a
total
stranger
?
or
so
says
a
____________________
study
from
Harvard
University
,
which
shows
that
another
person's
experience
is
often
more
____________________
than
your
own
best
guess
.
The
study
,
which
appears
in
the
current
issue
of
Science
,
was
____________________
by
Daniel
Gilbert
,
professor
of
psychology
at
Harvard
and
author
of
the
2007
bestseller
Stumbling
on
Happiness
,
along
with
Matthew
Killingsworth
and
Rebecca
Eyre
,
____________________
of
Harvard
,
and
Timothy
Wilson
of
the
University
of
Virginia
.
?
If
you
want
to
know
how
much
you
will
enjoy
an
experience
,
you
are
____________________
off
knowing
how
much
someone
else
enjoyed
it
than
knowing
anything
about
the
experience
itself
,
?
says
Gilbert
.
?
Rather
than
closing
our
eyes
and
____________________
the
future
,
we
should
examine
the
experience
of
____________________
who
have
been
there
.
Previous
research
in
psychology
,
neuroscience
,
and
behavioral
economics
has
shown
that
people
have
difficulty
predicting
what
they
will
like
and
how
much
they
will
like
it
,
which
____________________
them
to
make
a
wide
variety
of
poor
decisions
.
____________________
aimed
at
____________________
the
accuracy
with
which
people
____________________
future
____________________
have
been
generally
unsuccessful
.
