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“In the poem, he says, you know, to my son who I leave this…” — The Daily Stoic at 23:42

“In the poem, he says, you know, to my son who I leave this kingdom to, you're better than me. You're wiser than me. He envies his son because his son can be still. His son can be king, not a wanderer. And the Stoics pitied these kinds of people. Seneca, most of all, he talked about how many people travel not unlike…”

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