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Nov 1, 2018 10 min

010: reactions are what matters

from The One Take Stoic Hosted by Megan Johnson

When I was recording, when I referred to Epictetus, I got Epicurious and Zeno mixed in all into one. However zeno was the founder of the stoic idea, not Epictetus. Also Epicurious is another philosophy altogether. Epictetus was a Stoic who was prominent in the early second century B.C./C.E. (which was about four hundred years after Zeno.) Our understanding of his knowledge, philosophy and methods as a teacher comes to us from the Discourses and the Handbook. As per usual, if you want to say hi to the voice behind the One Take Stoic you can find meat:Thrivingonfat.com or follow me (not like a stalker) on Instagram and Twitter @thrivingonfat. Notice a theme? Anywho, I'll talk at you tomorrow!

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