It is better to be unfortunate in a reasonable manner than to be fortunate in an unreasonable one.
Epicurean philosophy
It is better to be unfortunate in a reasonable manner than to be fortunate in an unreasonable one.
Epicurean philosophy
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Shocking"The wise man will not be miserable when he is old."
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