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Welcome to the Daily Stoke. For each day, we read a short passage designed to help you cultivate the strength, insight, wisdom necessary for living the good life.

Each one of these passages is based on the 2000 year old philosophy that has guided some of history's greatest men and women.

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Hey, it's Ryan. Welcome to another episode of the Daily Stoke Podcast. Obviously, we talk a lot here on the show in my writings in the Daily Stoke email about the works of the classics, not just the Stoics, but the classic literature, you know, Homer, Virgil, Shakespeare.

That, you know, can be intimidating and a bit foreign to people. Obviously, it wasn't to the Stoics, as I talk about in lives of the Stoics. One of the Stoics, I believe it was Chrysipis, was such a fan of Euripides Medea that he said he quoted the entirety of Medea in one of his books.

And you can't help it when you read Marcus Realis or Seneca, notice just how much classical literature plays, books, poems, they quote. And, you know, if we assume that Marcus Realis is doing this, you know, in his journal, that means he's probably doing a lot of it from memory. That's how familiar they were with these things.

And as you, as you get later in history, you know, Shakespeare sort of replaces some of the ancients, but the classics loom large in the great works of philosophy and history and literature.

And, you know, I went to a good public school, but it certainly was not like some rock star student. I went to a decent, you know, college before I dropped out.

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