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@houseoftolstoy

Things which are unavoidable, and which cannot be further mitigated, are not things that we should rightly worry about. If we worry about them anyway, it means that we are misunderstanding them.

"When death appears an evil, we ought to have this rule in readiness, that it is fit to avoid evil things, and that death is a necessary thing. For what shall I do, and where shall I escape it?"