1. temperance
In book two of the ethics Aristotle concerns himself with three objects of choice: the noble, the useful, and the pleasant, as well as three objects of avoidance: the base, the harmful, and the painful. ... I agree with Aristotle's statement affirming that in order to reach the mean, humans must at times pursue the base over the noble. ... I have not directly lived attempting to achieve temperance as described by Aristotle. However, looking back on my life I realize that I've indirectly have been following Aristotle's system in attaining temperance. ... I realized I stole th...
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