> "There but for the grace of god go I" I love this sentiment, and it's one of a few I try to keep at the ready. I think it's underrated, as simple lanes to gu

> "There but for the grace of god go I" I love this sentiment, and it's one of a few I try to keep at the ready. I think it's underrated, as simple lanes to guide one's thinking go. I'm all-around much better, including more content, FWIW, when successfully holding that lane in-place. I mean, yeah, it's basically just one of the key heuristics of practicing Stoicism, plus a hundred other practical ethical frameworks and religions, but I think the particular framing & phrasing is especially apt.