2. 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.

     For some, happiness relies on money. Everybody says that money is everything because without money you cannot live. But I cannot do hacking to be able to get some money. Its not my happiness after all because in my mind, it is bad, an evil act and I am very pretty sure that it is not the happiness for  my family. I am Christian and it is not the well of God. There are lots of money-making. The life of money-making is one undertaken under compulsion, and wealth is evidently not the good we are seeking.

     In Aristotle theory, "Happiness is not pleasure nor is it virtue. It is exercise of virtue.", money is pleasure because you can buy what you want and need but you cannot buy goodness. As I said earlier, goodness can be trained to person's being. And virtue or goodness is happiness.