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Welcome to the Daily Stoic Podcast, where each day we read a passage of ancient wisdom designed to help you in your everyday life.

On Tuesdays, we take a closer look at these stoic ideas, how we can apply them in our actual lives.

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You can't only see this. The sudden and undeniable rise in costs of everything are painful.

Housing is more expensive. Flights are more expensive. Ubers are more expensive. Takeout is more expensive.

And it's understandable that this would be annoying, even a stoic like Senica would have categorized lower prices as a preferred indifferent.

But it's interesting how we seem to only notice the higher prices and the inconveniences.

As Derek Thompson recently pointed out in the Atlantic, for the last decade, many goods and services have been artificially cheap.

In fact, many venture back companies selling these things to us were deliberately losing money.

Housing was cheap because of the effects of the 08 recession and suppressed interest rates.

Even the last couple years have reduced traffic and shorter lines at the airport was simply because of the pandemic.

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