This is similar to politics – As the Constitution says, we all have the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Of course, there are moral/legal limitations on this – such as we can’t steal, we can’t kill, and so on. Nature gives us a similar right, even without the limitations (though that is where the law steps in). If a man decides he wants to climb Mt. Everest, he can; If he decides to burn a forrest down, he can. Although burning the forrest down may please him for a few moments, his contentment is bound to go away until he engages in some other destructive behavior – because it is a temporary happines… Meanwhile, another man can plant a garden, which creates beauty he can look at for the rest of his life. The pursuit of happiness is everyone’s, but few know how to really make themselves happy for the long run.