30 Phil, Chapter 27: In this new look at Hume’s idea of impressions and its relation to innate knowledge, I position instincts as innate knowledge with three types: basic, developmental, and situational.
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Epictetus: “People are disturbed not by the things that happen, but by their opinions about the things that happen.”
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