The magnitude of pleasure reaches its limit in the removal of all pain. When that state is present, pleasure can be varied, but it cannot be increased, nor can it be diminished, so long as it is not disturbed by pain.
Epicurean philosophy
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"The limit of a pleasant life is not exceeded by him who has put an end to the pain of want and has arranged his life to be safe from all disturbance."
Shocking"The wise man is able to live well even in poverty."
Strange & Unusual"The wise man does not deprecate life nor does he fear the end of life."
Strange & Unusual"The pleasure which is sought after by the many is not true pleasure, but only the absence of pain."
Strange & Unusual"The wise man counts it a greater advantage to be content with little than to be rich."
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