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>all the brainlets itt

Wealth in stoicism is a preferred indifferent ; the Ideal Stoic prefers wealth virtuously gained but does not hanker over it or become internally distressed if he does not get it.

Seneca was wealthy, yes, but he did also criticize excessive wealth, usually on the grounds that its accumulation tends to consume one's life. If one becomes a slave to wealth, position, or any other worldly gain, one has surely lost the plot. However, having wealth is preferable on practical grounds. For a Stoic.

See : on the shortness of life, and, the letter on Vatio's villa

>>18127626
This is the most random, stupid, totally disconnected from reality, generalist, cringe prejudice I've read this month

>>17877571
Thinks rape is seduction.

>>17660007
>t.

>>17628706
Bro you're obviously a kid, just drop the cartoons.
>>17628720
But you're right, my choice in media consumption IS much better than yours. I'm not saying you 100% have to read the classics but i'm saying i could only take someone who reads them seriously.
>>17628746
No, i only like reading and angering people online. Also only pseuds think anime is for adults.
>>17628796
>t. pic rel

>Why yes, I do personally relate to Elric of Melniboné, how could you tell?