Diogenes

@LatentBreath · 3 years ago

Diogenes said: “People eat for the sake of pleasure, but for that same reason are unwilling to desist from eating. Happiness is this and nothing else, to be of truly good heart and never dist...

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@Philoso · 3 years ago

Why Diogenes rejected the offer of Alexander The Great? Influential thoughts for you.

In the history of philosphy, there was a group of thinkers who just prioritized there own thoughts and their selves. They They were called stoics. They were so grasped in love of their own souls and...

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@Kristofor · 3 years ago

Philosophy Diogenes

During the reign of the philosopher Diogenes, there was another king named Dennis. Diogenes' life was extremely miserable because he did not flatter the king. He lived like an ordinary person. But...

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@CotyReh · 4 years ago

The Myth of Diogenes | The two cosmopolitans

“Commander, we’ve reached Corinth.” Alexander, without looking up from his page, replied, “Thank you, Captain. I’ll be right out.” He scribbled his final thoughts onto the page. Alexander was return...

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@Lawa1988 · 2 years ago

Satisfaction

The world is full of precious gems that have been hanging outside our rooms challenging us to go there and pick them up. And the most amazing thing is that every generation in the history of mankind w...

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@ARN733666 · 3 years ago

Strangest human cases!!

We are all a little weird , some more than others! But throughout history, there have been people whose behavior has led them to be ranked as the strangest people in history. 1. Diogenes, the mad an...

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@CotyReh · 4 years ago

The Forces of Status and Shame

See that guy in blue robes sitting by himself on the stairs? That is Diogenes. No one dares be near him because he smells like shit. The other day I retold an apocryphal dialogue that took place...

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@PleasureWriter · 3 years ago

Philosophy of Happiness

The philosophy of happiness is the philosophical concern with the existence, nature, and attainment of happiness. Some philosophers believe happiness can be understood as the moral goal of life or as...

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@Exeref · 1 year ago

Roadkill; Roads Kill

Roads cause an incredibly high amount of death, and for what? A puddle of blood covered the road and its metallic smell wafted up and down the underpass. Cars whizzed by, and the short fuzzy fur bill...

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@Humanpsychology · 2 years ago

Plato (427-347 BC)

Plato (428/427 BC - 348/347 BC) is a Greek philosopher, known for his Dialogues and regarded as the first university in the Western world in the traditional sense, and founded the Academy in the north...

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@LoidaNoval · 1 year ago

What is simple living?

Simple living is all about cutting back your possessions and living a less hectic lifestyle. Here are some powerful tips to living simply. The term “simple living” gets thrown around a lot these da...

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@Librarian · 2 years ago

A Black Cat and a Yellow Room

(The Library: Books review) I knew I would get your attention with a black cat image. Poe also knew it. Because black cats have often been associated with the occult and bad luck. It is said that cats...

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@Afeera · 7 months ago

Evolution of global citizenship

The concept of a "global citizen" has evolved over time, and its history can be traced through various stages: 1. **Ancient Philosophical Roots**: The idea of global citizenship has philosophical ro...

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@NemanjaSlavkovic · 3 years ago

Aristotle

Aristotle is an ancient Greek philosopher and orator, a student of Plato and one of the most influential figures in the history of European thought. Aristotle was born in 384 BC. n. e. in Stagira, a...

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@Gourob25 · 3 years ago

honestly man

Honesty is a facet of moral character that connotes positive and virtuous attributes such as integrity, truthfulness, straightforwardness, including straightforwardness of conduct, along with the abse...

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@Alnoman01904 · 3 years ago

Why are humans the best creatures?

Why are humans the best creatures? He who has life is a living being. According to the scholars, Allah has created a total of 70,000 objects together with matter and living beings. 40,000 on land a...

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@cesarandresdp · 2 years ago

Heraclitus his life and work

Hello dear friends of read.cash As I mentioned in my previous post I wanted to dedicate a few posts to my favorite ancient philosopher, Heraclitus of Ephesus, in the last post I told you about the hi...

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@Winx1988 · 3 years ago

Money can't buy happiness

Money can't buy happiness,is this saying was true or is it just partially true?How about if you have a lot of money you can buy a new iphone,laptop,Tv or a new fashion clothes. However as human b...

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@LearnMore · 3 years ago

Instructions to Master The Art of Listening

Numerous individuals expect that great audience members have an inborn ability and that it's something that can't be scholarly. However, while it might come simpler to certain individuals, actually l...

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@Dolon · 3 years ago

Some strange mental illness..

In the present age, the problem that is becoming evident along with the physical illness is the mental illness. According to a WHO survey, one in four people worldwide suffers from some form of ment...

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@Velimirveki97 · 3 years ago

Simon Screams - a book of dead philosophers - Die laughing

SINCE THERE IS PHILOSOPHY, MORE EXACTLY THAN SOCRATES ON THERE, THERE IS WHAT IS CALLED THE "IDEAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL DEATH", WHICH CICERO WILL BEST SUMMARIZE IN THE OFTEN-LISTED SENTENCE: To illustrate...

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@Labony89 · 3 years ago

Socrates death

The trial of Socrates (399 BC) was held to determine the philosopher’s guilt of two charges: asebeia (impiety) against the pantheon of Athens, and corruption of the youth of the city-state; the accuse...

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