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The ethical virtues are about improving your personality and being a better human – Massimo Pigliucci.

Massimo Pigliucci is one of the most representative world figures of modern stoicism. Doctorate in Genetics, Biology and Philosophy of Science. Member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the Committee on Skeptical Research. He works as a philosophy professor at the City College of New York. Author of 11 books, including How to Be a Stoic and, How to Live a Good Life.
Massimo is one of the first and great drivers of the Stoic philosophy of our times. In 2015 he wrote one of the most shared articles in the New York Times on Stoicism. Pigliucci also writes about Skepticism, denial of climate change, intelligent design, pseudoscience and philosophy.

“Stoicism has changed my life for the better; now I am less irritable, I pay more attention, I am more equanimous” – Massimo Pigliucci.

Disrupt Everything #111 – Massimo Pigliucci

Stoicism is the western equivalent of Buddhism

Massimo Pigliucci - how to be a stoic and carry a good life

 

In this new episode, I interview and talk with Massimo Pigliucci about stoicism and how this philosophy of action helps you lead a good life. It is an absolute honour to have been with Massimo for more than an hour, asking him about everything I wanted to know about Stoics, philosophers, practicality, lifestyle, differences, history, context, modern stoicism and the art of living. This opportunity has undoubtedly been the perfect complement to the Stoic Life experiment.

A podcast that also explores ethical virtues, humanistic psychology, Aristotelians, Epicureanism, Buddhism, anger, tricks, resilience and philosophy.

Would I do that on the last day of my life?

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Index of contents

  1. A journey from “Zero” to Stoic.
  2. The stoic practices he has followed.
  3. The initiative behind everything.
  4. Stoicism and Buddhism.
  5. Changes in attitude and behaviour.
  6. Stoic skills, fortune and repressing negative emotions.
  7. The basics of living like a stoic.
  8. Handicaps and disadvantages of the Stoic philosophy.
  9. Improvements
  10. Learnings from the great philosophers – Epictetus.
  11. Virtue and the challenge of our times.
  12. Other great philosophers.
  13. Rapid-fire questions.

Resources

For Stoics, money and wealth are nothing more than a preferred indifference – Massimo Pigliucci.


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