In an exclusive interview with LA NACION, Darío Sztajnszrajber delved into the concept of “feeling fulfilled” and reflected on philosophy. Sztajnszrajber explored the enduring relevance of Epicurean thought, particularly the idea that happiness stems from the absence of pain. He presented this notion – “To be happy is not to suffer” – as a guiding mantra for navigating daily life. The discussion focused on practical applications of ancient wisdom in the modern world, offering insights into achieving contentment. Sztajnszrajber’s exploration highlights a potent, simple truth about fostering a more peaceful existence. The interview illuminates the power of philosophical introspection for personal well-being, centered around the ideas originally proposed in Ancient Greece and now discussed within Argentina.