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1. The true way passes over a rope which is not stretched high up, but just above the ground. It seems to be intended more for stumbling than for crossing. 2. All human flaws are impatience, cutting off systematic thought prematurely, seemingly fencing off the...
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1. The true way passes over a rope which is not stretched high up, but just above the ground. It seems to be intended more for stumbling than for crossing. 2. All human flaws are impatience, cutting off systematic thought prematurely, seemingly fencing off the...
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Physical Therapy, 1994
Aphorisms, those pithy statements presenting seemingly obvious truisms, are to meaningful discussions what McDonald's fare is to real food. Fast food has its time and place, but it is real food, the kind that takes time to prepare and time to eat, that provides us with the sustenance and nutrition we need for survival. Our love affair with the aphorism
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Aphorisms, those pithy statements presenting seemingly obvious truisms, are to meaningful discussions what McDonald's fare is to real food. Fast food has its time and place, but it is real food, the kind that takes time to prepare and time to eat, that provides us with the sustenance and nutrition we need for survival. Our love affair with the aphorism
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Hidden in Plain Sight: The Moral Imperatives of Hippocrates’ First Aphorism
Journal of Bioethical Inquiry, 2021Patrick James Fiddes, Paul A Komesaroff
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