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Comfort with Solitude Comes Before the Ability to Think

August 3, 2018May 14, 2019 Jennifer Stitt 0 Comments Wisdom

Freedom entails the capacity to think and to judge in private, where solitude empowers the individual to contemplate their actions and develop their conscience, to escape the cacophony of the crowd. Solitude precedes moral thinking.

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