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Sage of the Sword

(1584-1645)

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Aristotle

The Polymath of Antiquity

(384-322 BC)

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Michel de Montaigne

Master of Self-Reflection

(1533-1592)

Skeptical

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Ralph Waldo Emerson

Champion of Self-Reliance

(1803โ€“1882)

Transcendentalist

poetic

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Lao Tzu

Sage of the Flow State

(6th century BC)

Taoist

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Friedrich Nietzsche

Radical Critic of Ideals

(1844-1900)

Ambitious

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Mary Midgley

Expander of Moral Horizons

(1919-2018)

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Socrates

Founder of Western Philosophy

(469-399 BC)

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Confucius

Chinese Sage of Harmony

(c. 551-479 BC)

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Iris Murdoch

Explorer of Human Goodness

(1919-1999)

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Sun Tzu

Master of the Art of Strategy

(Within 771-256 BC)

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Niccolรฒ Machiavelli

The Prince's Tutor

(1469-1527)

Political

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Master of Resilience

(c. 50-135)

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(1920-2010)

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The Eternal Footnote

(428-348 BC)

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(4 BC-65 AD)

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(341-270 BC)

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Shameless dog of Social Norms

(412-323 BC)

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Sage of Spontaneity

(c.โ€‰369 BC - 286 BC)

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Transcendentalist of Simplicity and Resistance

(1817โ€“1862)

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Viktor Frankl

Illuminator of Existential Resilience

(1905โ€“1997)

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Founder of Skepticism

(c. 360โ€“c. 270 BC)

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