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Socrates’ triple filter test is an excellent guide, both for what we’re going to say and for what we’re going to listen to. Gossip Girl, anyone?
The best Autobiography I have ever read. Very emotional at some point, and tells about how to take win and defeat in life. We have one thing in common, both of us learn chess for first time from our mothers.
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Amor fati. Tapasya. Repetition. Marcus Aurelius. Vishwamitra.
What's going on here? Why don't facts change our minds? And why would someone continue to believe a false or inaccurate idea anyway? How do such behaviors serve us?
We have unlimited entertainment at our fingertips. It's up to us if it's a good thing or a bad thing. It can either be a huge waste of time or a blessing that we can find exactly what we want to enjoy in our free time.
The allegory of the ill-gotten magical ring that lures its wearer towards their darkest desires continues to inspire. So, if the ring of Gyges fell into your hands, what would you do?
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