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St. Thomas AquinasAristotleKarl Marx believed that if a person found and achieved his function in life he would be truly happy.
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St. Thomas AquinasAristotleKarl Marx believed that if a person found and achieved his function in life he would be truly happy.

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The best answer to this question would be Aristotle. The philosopher Aristotle believed that if a person found and achieved his function in life he would be truly happy. He focused on finding one's purpose in life so that it would be worth living.
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