Is stoicism as way of life alpha or beta?

is stoicism as way of life alpha or beta?

Please stop making terrible threads.

Neither: it's omega.

> good picture choice tho

and who the fuck are you lmao

fuck off bitchboi

bump
like a boss

greek is alpha, roman beta, nuh

>nuh

acceptance of suffering and apathy is beta as fuck, the only alpha positions in philosophy are the superman, the absursd hero or voluntary egoism.

yeah p beta nowadays

>superman, the absursd hero or voluntary egoism.
first one is nietzsche but what about the other two?

the absurd hero is camus and voluntary egoism is proposed by stirner

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>I can only think in terms of black/white, good/bad, pro/con, left/right, alpha/beta

If you are thinking in "isms" you are already beta.

Also this.

>the superman, the absursd hero or voluntary egoism.
1. died of mental illness
2. died at 46
3. died of an insect bite
>alpha
dat cost tho

>superman
you can´t win every time
>absurd hero
why making sense and give reason to being absurd?
>voluntary egoism
why be egoist in a world where you are not alone?. you only accept the diary war and
>you can´t win every time
all we have to deal with shit. there is not shortcuts for this.

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i never stated that they were alpha or not, their philosophy is.

and how you die doesn't make you more/less alpha, the way you face death does.

I think you meant to post this on /pol/

that's the place for low-effort misunderstandings of philosophies and only having the ability to think in dichotomies

being a superman doesn't mean winning every time, it means to keep fighting

and egoism doesn't mean being a selfish ass, you can be altruristic for your own sake

>and how you die doesn't make you more/less alpha, the way you face death does.
what's the alpha way to face death?

die fighting

so philosophy is a beta endeavor?