This is utter speculative buffoonery.
Or to use a more technical term: rationalization. When bad stuff happens people always try to make themselves feel better by saying it was inevitable and that "it happened for a reason". Yeah, sometimes it does happen for a reason, but sometimes it doesn't. But above all you have no evidence to make a claim saying "without suffering there would be no happiness". That's just you talking out of your ass as the saying goes.
Or to use a more technical term: rationalization. When bad stuff happens people always try to make themselves feel better by saying it was inevitable and that "it happened for a reason". Yeah, sometimes it does happen for a reason, but sometimes it doesn't. But above all you have no evidence to make a claim saying "without suffering there would be no happiness". That's just you talking out of your ass as the saying goes.
The two complement each other, and so do happiness and sadness, pleasure and pain. Without one, the other cannot possibly exist. It is surprising that you fail to see the rational behind this. If there was no sadness in the world, how could I experience happiness? Indeed, how could I even identify what happiness is?
I suggest you think for a moment about this one Martin.
