Jiang argues that a good life requires risk, exploration, and fearlessness not only toward death but also toward ridicule and social ostracism.
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Best life
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"Look, look, we're here to learn. We're here to live our best lives. And that means taking risks. That means exploration. That means trying..."
"...were just like an average white American male, you had the best life possible. Okay? This led to tremendous prosperity in America. But with..."
"...and you know caught you can't talks about this, where the best life is one in which you believe that whatever you do, it's..."
"...a, a waiting room. That this world doesn't matter. Your, your best life is later on. So there's really, you can build monuments pointing..."
"...we've had because like as a baby boomer you've had the best life if you go up in the West in the 1950s 60s..."
"...could have been a mechanic or a waiter, you had the best life possible. Your wife could just stay at home and raise your..."
"...like, I worked so hard for this, and I have the best life, but I'm going to die. And when I die, all this..."
"...so he has parkinson's he's basically paralyzed and he's living his best life all his life he's worked slave wages minimum wage and now..."
"...and does some cleaning for him and really um it's his best life and his in his house he has his own house and..."
"...We. Do. Isn't. That. Important. It. Compels. You. To. Live. Your. Best. Life. Okay. So. That's. What. Meaning. Is. Meaning. Is. With."
"...Towards. Doom. You. As. A. Person. Are. Compelled. To. Live. Your. Best. Life. Nonetheless. Okay. And. That's. A. Very. Very. Pagan. Very. Viking. Mentality...."
"...heavens, to the spiritual realm, then you want to live your best life on earth. You don't want to be a slave. But now,..."
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