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WWB Key Ideas
How we ought to act, and why our choices matter.
MODE:
~
4 minutes
of short abstracts.
10 key ideas.
1.
Quote:
- Epicurus.
- circa 270 BCE.
Meaning:
Ethics < Philosophy
2.
Many philosophies teach the insights into the choices we face as a balance between immediate needs and broader aspirations.
3.
Quote:
- Epicurus.
- circa 300 BCE.
Meaning:
Ethics < Philosophy
4.
Quote:
- Marcus Aurelius.
- circa 160 CE.
Meaning:
Stoicism < Philosophy
5.
Long before Kierkegaard and Nietzsche, Eastern traditions asked how to live honestly within suffering, impermanence, and uncertainty: Buddhism’s suffering and non-self, Daoist alignment with nature.
6.
Quote:
- Michael Alan Prestwood.
- 2018.
Meaning:
Ethical life is a disciplined journey of seeking truth, cultivating honor, and reducing unnecessary harm while striving toward layered flourishing.
7.
Yes. The Me Too movement emphasizes that impact matters, results matter. And, awareness increases responsibility.
8.
The first step toward a flourishing life is disciplined acceptance: embrace reality as it is while committing to thoughtful growth within it.
9.
Quote:
- Confucus.
- circa 470 BCE.
Meaning:
Confucius reminds us that true virtue lies in modesty and action.
10.
Quote:
- Socrates.
- 399 BCE.
Meaning:
Socrates taught skepticism and critical thinking. He taught that a life with the seek truth tenant is required no matter what culture and time you live in.
Done. Refresh for another set.
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