From Aristotle’s ‘Nicomachean Ethics’ (1566)
preceding line, “Therefor the good man should be a lover of self (for he will both…”
People need to hear stories and see acts which inspire them and cultivate attraction towards courage and honor. Acts demonstrating the character and the capabilities of great men have the potential to inspire others – cultivating a gravitational force.
And we need to stop framing vices as rewards – when they are self harm.
I came across a good paper titled, ‘Migrants as a Weapons System,’ by Aaron R. Petty published in Journal of National Security Law & Policy in 2022. Some excerpts: “In […]
During the 2020 riots in the US, I became aware of this site: https://beautifultrouble.org. From their About page: I checked back on the site after the October 7, 2023 Hamas […]
I encountered an interesting essay titled, ‘Maneuver Warfare Is Not Dead, But It Must Evolve.’ Context: Here’s an excerpt from the essay for those not familiar with what is meant […]