I grant that [the Stoic Sage] is sensitive to these things, for we do not impute to him the hardness of a rock or of iron. There is no virtue in putting up with that which one does not feel. — Seneca, On the Constancy of the Sage
This is a clip from an interview that I did recently for the Stoa App. I’m talking about the problem of people confusing stoi…
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