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The Stoic Case Against Anger

The Stoic Case Against Anger

Season 1 Episode 241 Published 5Β months, 1Β week ago
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This episode examines anger through the lens of Seneca and Epictetus.


Seneca warns that anger harms us first, clouding reason and undermining self-control, while Epictetus reframes wrongdoing as error rather than malice.


Together, they suggest a practical response: pause, question the impression, and consider the cost of reacting.


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