“…The debate of how to pursue happiness goes back to ancient Greece, where two core concepts can be identified [18]: hedonia as a predominantly goal-oriented action for relaxation, comfort, and pleasure is opposed by eudaimonia as a counter-concept, which emphasizes the path to the goal while focusing on authenticity, meaning, excellence, and (personal) growth. This valid separation is already in use in a large number of distributions in various domains [19,20,21,13,8,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32]. For example, RS for movies and related watch behavior have been studied, with eudaimonic quality linked to the meaningful experiences and hedonic quality associated with moments of pleasure [13,8,16,15].…”