The philosophy that everyone has heard about from that cool uncle at least once.
How does stoicism define right and wrong or is it just that, right and wrong.
From what I understand, stoics believed that virtue or "good" is common knowledge. That when you see good, or bad, you will recognize it as such.
This article does a pretty good job explaining: https://www.reddit.com/r/Stoicism/wiki/virtue/#wiki_what_did_the_stoics_mean_by_.22virtue.3F.22
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How does stoicism define right and wrong or is it just that, right and wrong.
From what I understand, stoics believed that virtue or "good" is common knowledge. That when you see good, or bad, you will recognize it as such.
This article does a pretty good job explaining: https://www.reddit.com/r/Stoicism/wiki/virtue/#wiki_what_did_the_stoics_mean_by_.22virtue.3F.22
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