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How to Say No: An Ancient Guide to the Art of Cynicism (Ancient Wisdom for Modern Readers) by
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Kyra Jackson
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It’s not a “How To Guide” not in the traditional sense.
The book details anecdotes from great Greek cynics. I could argue their stories are supposed to inspire the reader not to care what others think. To stay true to yourself even if it means being dislike in the short term - because in long term you would have lived an honest life with those who love your truest self
— Aug 03, 2025 08:26AM
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The book details anecdotes from great Greek cynics. I could argue their stories are supposed to inspire the reader not to care what others think. To stay true to yourself even if it means being dislike in the short term - because in long term you would have lived an honest life with those who love your truest self
Rye
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"What are 'profit,' 'an account book,' and 'interest' other than names made up for human greed"
— Dec 16, 2024 07:53AM
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Rye
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"When someone asked Plato, 'What sort of person does Diogenes seem to you?' he replied, 'Socrates gone insane.'"
— Dec 12, 2024 06:51AM
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