Frankist eschatology is described as material pleasure and immortality rather than disembodied spirit.
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Pleasure
Frankist eschatology is described as material pleasure and immortality rather than disembodied spirit.
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Jiang contrasts ancient flourishing with modern pleasure: the first inspires excellence despite limited control, while the second promises control but enslaves people to not feeling sad.
Mill's crucial refinement is that pleasure divides into short-term pleasure and long-term happiness, so what feels good now is not necessarily good for life.
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"...be like a flowing spirit in space? We can't feel any pleasure. True pleasure is to enjoy life, have as much sex as you..."
"...best today we suck why because instead of eudaimonia we have pleasure rather than flourish as creative people we're like how do i enjoy..."
"oh you have control complete control over your life it enslaves us okay all right now let's move on to the third and final..."
"Pleasure isn't like, okay, whatever makes me happy. Because there are different types of pleasure. There's short -term pleasure and there's long -term pleasure,..."
"not necessarily to seek pleasure it's it's but it's the purpose is to to seek happiness okay all right so this is a very..."
"...Stephen Moore, welcome to Uncensored to you. Thank you. It's a pleasure to be here. Trumponomics, as some people call it. It struck me..."
"...material we have bodies right and this bodies creates pain and pleasure we can also die and as a result we can sin sin..."
"...and everything else. Professor, welcome back to the show. Thanks, Clayton. Pleasure to have you here. So you heard the president yesterday release this..."
"...is saying that if it is useful if it gives us pleasure it must be good"
"...is the often good that is what gives you the most pleasure in life spending money okay that's what liberty is if a country..."
"...he's like, this is a pitiful man. It gives me no pleasure to kill him. It gives me no glory and honor to kill..."
"...symptoms of depression? You sleep a lot, or you find no pleasure in anything. You feel no emotion. You feel nothing. You feel sort..."
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