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266. How to behave during a storm at sea

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Dec 26, 2018

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Seneca reminds us that those who study philosophy are human beings, subject to the physiological responses and emotions of the case. The difference is in how they reflect on and react to circumstances.

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266. How to behave during a storm at sea

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