If you’re going to define suffering as ‘whatever we don’t like,’ including the possibility that it’s different for everyone, then I agree with your assertion but question it’s usefulness.
It’s not what “we”—the people making the decision or taking the action—don’t like; it’s what those affected by the action don’t like.
If you’re going to define suffering as ‘whatever we don’t like,’ including the possibility that it’s different for everyone, then I agree with your assertion but question it’s usefulness.
It’s not what “we”—the people making the decision or taking the action—don’t like; it’s what those affected by the action don’t like.