module 4 - For some, happiness relies on money. In some cases, hacking means money. Would you do hacking it if its outcome is a sure happiness of your family? What particular Aristotle theory contradicts this concept? Discuss.

     One of Aristotle’s theory states that “Happiness depends on acquiring a moral character, where one displays the virtue of courage, generosity, justice, friendship, and citizenship in one’s life. These virtues involve striking a balance or “mean” between an excess and a deficiency.” And this theory contradicts the case stated above. Hacking is unethical, and you could not acquire moral values or display the virtues in life upon doing unethical things, whatever that may be, even though it may cause you and your loved ones in life happy. And yes, it is true that for some and for some cases happiness relies on money but real and ultimate happiness comes from the people around showing their love and care for you, being contented of your family being together, united and laughing together. It does not come from money alone.