"There is something good about the life that explicitly identifies itself within certain limits" says Scott Stephens, co-host of The Minefield podcast. The Minefield covers philosophy and ethical dilemmas. This series is on good virtues that seems less popular today and this episode 's virtue is restraint. So what's restraint? We're not talking seatbelts. Restraint is simply the idea of being satisfied with what you have, even if you're able to have more. In today's culture it might almost seems like heresy - to suggest not getting, doing or buying every single thing you want. Consumer culture says to have as much as we want of everything we want, as long as it doesn't hurt anyone else. As I write this I have several leftover Easter eggs on the table - the tiny ones. I'm leaving one until I finish writing this. Even that felt a little counter-cultural. It's right there. It'll taste good. Why not eat it? Opting out Recorded durin...
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