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Jan 30Liked by Neoliberal Feudalism

He own nothing and was happy

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Jan 30Liked by Neoliberal Feudalism

But it was his choice and not mandated by the "elites"

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We was exiled from his city and had his goods confiscated first.

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Interesting, makes the decision to live without anything a little bit easier when it's already been taken away

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Jan 30Liked by Neoliberal Feudalism

He did not live in a 15 minute city, nor was he vaccinated.

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Jan 30Liked by Neoliberal Feudalism

I personally never heard of Diogenes untill now so I appreciate you bringing him to my attention.

In regards to his philosophy I can see great wisdom in it. For if you can let go of all worldly possessions you are not beholden to the tax man or any authority and are free.

My favorite quote which brought smile and laugh to my face , “Far be it from me to make insults! But I do want to compliment your hair for having abandoned such a worthless head.” 😆

Nice article and very interesting.

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Jan 31Liked by Neoliberal Feudalism

Diogenes' point of view reminds me a lot of that of Chuang Tzu -- who lived in the same period as Diogenes. Must have been something in the air. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhuang_Zhou

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Feb 6Liked by Neoliberal Feudalism

Absolute legend.

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