The Dark Origins Ryan Holiday Leaves Out About Stoicism
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The Dark Origins Ryan Holiday Leaves Out About Stoicism
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Stoicism was forged in the very worst of circumstances: slavery, crucifixions, emperors who joked about ending lives between courses. The philosophy that now sells coins and bestsellers began as an interior survival system for people who literally had no control - so what does that origin change about how we read Stoic advice today?
In this episode, we trace the lives behind the ideas: a slave who wrote the Enchiridion, senators and philosophers who lived under emperors who murdered and mocked, and an emperor whose journals circle death again and again - and ask whether Stoicism was ever intended for modern self-improvement or for surviving violence and loss.
Person: Epictetus
Person: Seneca
Person: Marcus Aurelius
Date: 125 AD
Event: Crucifixion of 6,000 slaves after Spartacus rebellion
- Epictetus wrote the Enchiridion in 125 AD after being a slave for most of his life.
- Six thousand slaves were crucified along the road from Capua to Rome, one body every thirty meters for 120 kilometers.
- Seneca served as Nero’s advisor, survived seven years of exile, and was ordered to kill himself in 65 AD, dying by cutting his wrists in a bath.
- Marcus Aurelius governed during four years of war against the Parthians, a sustained campaign against Germanic tribes, and the Antonine Plague that killed millions across Europe and Asia.
- In 165 AD, nineteen senators conspired against Nero; the plot failed and Nero executed harsh reprisals.
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