
Will MacAskill on Creating Lasting Change
The Daily Stoic
The Futility of Posthumous Fame in Stoic Philosophy
This chapter delves into Marcus Aurelius' philosophical views on the meaningless pursuit of fame after death, using historical figures like Alexander the Great as examples. It highlights the broader implications of seeking legacy, challenging the notions of personal fulfillment tied to recognition.
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