The Daily Stoic
Why Justice Is The Cornerstone Of The Stoic Virtues | Billy Oppenheimer (Pt. 2)
Jun 15, 2024
Billy Oppenheimer, Ryan Holiday's research assistant and writer of Six at 6 on Sunday, joins the conversation to explore the Stoic virtue of justice. They discuss the downfall of American Apparel and the personal responsibility tied to it. Highlights include the cycle of success and self-destruction, and the profound narratives from 'Right Thing, Right Now.' The discussion emphasizes the significance of individual choices and the moral weight of inaction, urging listeners to take courageous steps toward justice in their own lives.
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- Stoicism encourages active engagement in pursuing justice, blending personal growth with political activism.
- Challenging societal norms and advocating for change exemplify stoic principles of resilience and courage.
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