is really interesting when you get into studying things from the ancient world, like philosophy

and writings and stuff like older religious writings, is understanding that there's some fundamental ways that we think about thinking, right?

That the ways that we think about our brains and how they work, that we kind of take

for granted as just like this is just a universal truth about it,

like this whole separation between like your rational brain and your emotional brain or something that

like you pointed out M, they didn't make that distinction.

Like passion was kind of when it runs away, but like emotions

and rationality were all one thing and actually there's a lot of science to back up that their

view is actually the more accurate one than our current modern day view of those two things being separate.

So anyway, I just find stuff like that really fascinating to realize that you could take the words they've said and apply it to modern day and it sounds like,

well that's bullshit, but it's like they didn't think of it the same way at like the fundamental level.

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