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In stoicism justice is a bit broader than like, Justin in our legal system and in our language, instead they saw justice as being our duty to society, or duty to our fellow human.
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The wisdom the stoics would talk about wisdom is that, wisdom is about recognising the difference between the stuff that is good, the stuff that is not good and the stuff that is indifferent.
The stuff that is good and the stuff that is not good can be balanced simply. But, the stuff that i...
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How to live intentionally is one of the most toughest questions, we always change our thought processes according to challenges we face in life and our intentions always keep on changing.
But, according to stoics, living a good life is about finding the right combination and balancing out ...
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Temperance basically means moderation. Which is all things like you know, self restraint, self discipline and self control. And it's broadly about balancing short term pleasures with the things that are good for us in long term.
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The courage is not the elimination of fear and desire and anxiety, instead it's feeling fear, desire and anxiety and acting in the right way anyway.
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Justice is a virtue of stoicism that puts oneโs self-interest and personal good out of the equation, and puts the focus on the betterment of the world.
The virtue of justice is explained as:
Justice is regarded by many to be the most important virtue and it relates to fairness and righteousness.
Justice is important so that everyone in society has their fair share. It is the fundamental morality we hold as humans.
This information, although not defining an absolute truth, is always effective for helping the criminal justice system defineits concept of what that โtruthโ may be.
In the criminal justice system, it is not uncommon to encounter a lawyer who adamantly believes, no matter what the nature o...
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