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Impermanence

Wealth can keep you from going to hell. At least, that’s what a rich old man tells Socrates, in Book I of the Republic of Plato. Cephalus gives us a prime example of an assertion made not because it is true, but because the speaker fears it might not be true.

A patch of sunlight on the white tile behind a kitchen sink
One of the few moments of the year when the rising sun crosses our living room and reaches the kitchen.
Monday, April 8, 2024

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