Up to a point. In my research career, I chose problems relevant to the non-evident matter of the origin of life, being a partisan supporter of the view that inorganic substrates played (forgive the choice of words) a vital role, and though I was not dogmatic in rejecting alternatives this attachment gave me much motivation and pleasure. These days I regard the matter with Pyrrhonic detachment, but as a result following developments is little bit like watching a football match where you don't care who wins.
Thank you so very much for sharing. Andrew Huberman, the neuroscientist/blogger states that one cannot do anything without stress (taraxia)And although that may be correct, ataraxia is equally as important
John, I guess to some extent it depends on how one defines and measures stress. But even if one cannot do things without any stress at all, one can certainly try to be *less* stressed about them.
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Up to a point. In my research career, I chose problems relevant to the non-evident matter of the origin of life, being a partisan supporter of the view that inorganic substrates played (forgive the choice of words) a vital role, and though I was not dogmatic in rejecting alternatives this attachment gave me much motivation and pleasure. These days I regard the matter with Pyrrhonic detachment, but as a result following developments is little bit like watching a football match where you don't care who wins.
Paul, exactly. And I tend not to watch football games unless I do care...
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Thank you so very much for sharing. Andrew Huberman, the neuroscientist/blogger states that one cannot do anything without stress (taraxia)And although that may be correct, ataraxia is equally as important
John, I guess to some extent it depends on how one defines and measures stress. But even if one cannot do things without any stress at all, one can certainly try to be *less* stressed about them.