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ads, stoicismpod.com. Today, we're working through Meditation 12 of book 4, which reads as follows.

Do not have such an opinion of things as he has who does thee wrong, or such as he wishes

thee to have, but look at them as they are in truth. Good old-fashioned practical advice for Marcus

today. Don't look at the world the way your detractors insist you should,

or as other people tell you to, but look at it objectively. Don't make assumptions about how

things are, recognize that you do not know all things, that you can never have all the facts,

or very rarely, and that ascending to untrue impressions, that is to say, forming invalid

opinions or having corrupted impressions of the world around you, does damage to your moral

character because it will inform how you act. See the world the way Becky or Steve tell you to see

...