Are you a vegan hedonist? Many of those who enjoy a hedonistic lifestyle do not actually eat meat, egg or dairy products of any kind. Is it even possible to be a true hedonist if you choose to eat those products? I guess you could. But then again, it all depends on what you mean with being a ‘true hedonist’? Should a hedonist eat meat? There are...  Read More »

What is your hedonistic vision? Do you have a ultra hi-tech dream? Are you for or against those who proactively want to enhance themselves? Let us discuss nanotechnology, artificial intelligence, enhanced humans and the hive mind among hedonists and transhumanists.  Read More »  Read More →

As some of you already know, our organisation received an unpleasant & threatening pile of papers from a nudist resort called Hedonism Resorts in Jamaica. The WIPO-documents sent to us covered some 700 pages and weighted over 2.5 kg. Included were a lot of naked or semi-nude photos from their hedonism resorts that go by names such as Hedonism II,...  Read More »

What is your view on cocaine and happiness? And how about other recreational drugs, such as cannabis, MDMA and other kinds of utopian pharmacology? “Crack cocaine delivers an intensity of pleasure beyond the bounds of normal human experience”, according to many users and websites. Have you tried it yourself? If you are into this, maybe...  Read More »

This week, Hedonism Hotels will discuss ‘The paradox of hedonism’, or the pleasure paradox as it’s also called. How can pleasure be maximixed without a going into the Paradox of hedonism? Further, we will discuss ‘What is your goal of life?’ and ‘How can you become happy’? References for Paradox of Hedonism:...  Read More »

This weekend, the main topic of discussions at Hedonism Hotels will be motivational hedonism. Some of you might be new to this topic, so let me explain it briefly below.. What is motivational hedonism? Motivational hedonism is said to be the ‘most significant form of psychological hedonism’. Already during the 18th century, Jeremy Bentham...  Read More »

This week, focus will be upon John Hospers and some of his difficult hedonism questions, such as: Suppose two people get an equal amount of pleasure from two different activities: (1) throwing dishes and (2) playing the piano. Are these activities of different worth? ->>The discussions will continue in the forum. The reason for posting the main...  Read More »