Why did virtue as a concept disappear?
Why did virtue as a concept disappear?
Liu Bei hoard it all after the mass baby touchdowns.
I'm reading Marcus Aurelius book but I don't get it :(
because it's a circlejerk for richbois with no conception of what life is like for normal people
Epictetus was a slave and Viktor Frankl was in a concentration camp
Also, wealthy back then is like being normal today.
>Also, wealthy back then is like being normal today.
absolutely historically illiterate.
You're not gonna convince me without a decent argument
I don't need yo because your suggestion is retarded. cya
>hurr durr i cant better myself because i dont have a million dollars
Lack of something to beleive in. Lack fo a society worth upholding.
>st*oics
Good point. But still, isn't it better to be the best possible person despite society being shit? Just for the sake of being the best possible person and you'll feel proud over that
the virgin cuckximus
>he does it all for rome
>he's never even been there
this is the peak of retardation
how can you not get it, it's as plain as day
must be hard being a brainlet, read it again I guess
when people realized with the help of social media that it doesn't fucking get you anywhere and mass immigration decreased empathy and care for one's "fellow countrymen"
>wealthy back then is normal today
bro what the fuck, none of us can commission marble statues from master craftsmen, have palaces built by hand without machines, or hire entire mercenary armies
When western societies started becoming more diversified. This is the absolute truth.
when the jews took hold of the media, this is the absolute truth
Wealthy people back then could mount full scale invasions on countries. Arm thousands of men with weapons and armour, feed them and train them as their personal army. Today you get a fancy yacht for being rich, or several less fancy yachts.
"Rich people" were actually rich
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That's probably not even true and I'm talking about things you actually need like good food, healthcare, safety.
Marcus Aurelius died at 58 from disease and Seneca was murdered. And you're ignoring the part of my post where I mentioned poor stoics.
that's utilitarianism you idiot
Did you get a translation of the book? Or just straight up the way he wrote it?
Too many signals at once and you get static, and when it's all static, you just turn the thing off.
peruse thine Boethius
It requires effort and people in general are lazy as fuck.
I am not a stoic, I am a berserker.
Depends what you mean. Virtue as in living to be virtuous, however you define the idea of "virtuous," is more common than ever.
The old Roman concept of it as "virtus" is dead because society is feminine, virtus is a masculine concept.