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XXV. Is it not a cruel thing to forbid men to affect those things, which they conceive to agree best with their own natures, and to tend most to their own proper good and behoof? But thou after a sort deniest them this liberty, as often as thou art angry with them for their sins. For surely they are led unto those sins whatsoever they be, as to their proper good and commodity. But it is not so (thou wilt object perchance). Thou therefore teach them better, and make it appear unto them: but be not thou angry with them.
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白话
人追求自己认为好的东西,这是天性;你因别人犯错而生气,等于不让他们追求自以为的好处,这很残忍。他们作恶,是因为把恶误当成了善。所以别愤怒,去教他们、让他们看清。比如有人自私,你指出这样做长远对他不利,比骂他更有用。愤怒不能让人变好,只会让你失去帮助他的机会。把“生气”换成“说明”,才是真正对人好。
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马可·奥勒留认为恶行源于无知,主张以教导代替愤怒,这是斯多葛派对人性的基本判断。
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面对一个让你生气的人,你能不能先想“他误把什么当成了好处”,再试着说明?
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