Ari in the Air Peter Limberg - Sexiness, Friendship and Virtue
Jun 5, 2020
In this engaging conversation, Peter Limberg, a Toronto-based philosopher and writer known for his compelling daily journals and community-focused project, The Stoa, tackles the powerful intersection of virtue and modern culture. They explore how to make philosophy appealing and the vital role of friendship in personal growth. The duo dives into emotional vulnerability in gender relations and the impact of food on mental clarity. Their insights challenge societal norms while promoting authentic communication and a deeper understanding of connection in today's world.
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Vulnerability Spurs Virtue
- Being open to all ideas, good or bad, means you stay at the edge of being seduced yourself.
- This vulnerability motivates becoming even more virtuous due to the risks involved.
Speak With Feeling
- Use emotional check-ins to connect and ensure words feel alive, not like intellectual monotone.
- Avoid dead, emotionless speech that lacks feeling despite intellectual integrity.
Friendship Anchors Virtue
- Friendship forms the relational basis of existence and accountability for virtue.
- Brotherhood and virtue unify people through ideals, trust, and honest connection.