aluth

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   by aluth 6y ago

   Agreed, though I've found Seneca's letters to be more insightful ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epistulae_Morales_ad_Lucilium ), as well as the The Enchiridion ( http://classics.mit.edu/Epictetu
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   by aluth 6y ago

   I can appreciate the idea that one's work can (potentially) function as a superior alternative to children, with respect to legacy. In general, I'm all for elevating the rational part of Human mind. On the other hand, I think it&#
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   by aluth 6y ago

   > Anyway, if you're choosing to have kids, one is enough. The real winners adopt. Not from an evolutionary standpoint, lol
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   by aluth 7y ago

   Life is meant to be lived. A tautology at best, but more likely empty rhetoric. Make healthier choices, but still enjoy. This assumes healthy choices cannot produce enjoyment. Otherwise, what's the point? In our mode
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   by aluth 7y ago

   Of course it was harmful, you were focusing on the wrong thing. The point of having methods with no more than [insert number] lines isn't because having a method with more than [insert number] lines is inherently bad. It's because