103. Take truth wherever you find it, it's public property

from Stoic Meditations · host Massimo Pigliucci

Seneca explains that one doesn't have to be an Epicurean in order to find value in the words of Epicurus. It's like in the Senate: you vote for the parts of a motion you approve of, and reject the rest.

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