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Pride and Humility

January 24, 2021January 14, 2021 by Temüjin Borjigin

In this article, I will attempt to convince you that pride and humility are neither antonyms nor related in the slightest. First, I will discuss the background on the virtues and then define the two terms. Historical context of pride and humility: Most virtues are universally understood to be admirable human qualities, insofar as being … Read more Pride and Humility

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Apology of Failure, part 1

June 14, 2020June 14, 2020 by Temüjin Borjigin

Success needs no press agents. Nobody has to convince you of the attractiveness thereof; the fruits of success are enticing intrinsically. You could attain fame, fortune, and maybe even the ability to rub it into the faces of the doubters. Indeed, a slim ray of hope is often all it takes to coax a man … Read more Apology of Failure, part 1

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