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To go even farther, virtue, to any notable extent, only accumulates under hardship. There’s very little virtue to be had in enduring insults when living in a
by MichaelZuo 2y ago
To go even farther, virtue, to any notable extent, only accumulates under hardship.
There’s very little virtue to be had in enduring insults when living in a palace, and waited on hand and foot by servants, but quite notable to endure insults when living in severe hardship.
- dcre 2y agoI think that’s a more Christian interpretation. I don’t think Aristotle would go that far.