In lazy apathy let stoics boastTheir virtue fix

Summary

This quote suggests that stoics boast about their virtue by simply embracing laziness and apathy instead of taking action. It implies that they pride themselves in their ability to remain indifferent to emotions and desires, even if it means not actively pursuing virtuous actions. By highlighting this behavior, the quote questions the validity and importance of their claimed virtue, as it seems to be based on inaction rather than moral actions.

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