“Virtuous acts are noble and done for the sake of the noble.”— Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics, Book IV, Chapter 1 (Translated by W.D. Ross)
“Virtue is a middle state between two vices, aiming at what is best and right.”— Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics, Book II, Chapter 6(Translated by W.D. Ross) 🔍 Core Idea Virtue is your life’s GPS navigation — it steers between reckless speeding (🚗💨) and paralyzing hesitation (🚗🐢), guiding you to the optimal route. Like a smartphone’s adaptive … Read more
“Virtue requires knowledge, choice, and a stable character; mere action is insufficient.”— Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics, Book II, Chapter 4(Translated by W.D. Ross) 🔍 Core Idea Ethical living is a three-factor authentication system — knowledge (password), choice (SMS code), and character (fingerprint) must align. Like a smartphone rejecting forced smiles for FaceID, true virtue fails without … Read more
“The good man’s life is pleasant in itself, for pleasure is a natural accompaniment of noble acts.”— Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics, Book II, Chapter 1(Translated by W.D. Ross) 🔍 Core Idea Ethical living is wired for joy — just as smartphones get automatic software updates, noble choices trigger brain chemistry upgrades. Kindness releases serotonin; courage floods … Read more