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 together more than we'd like to think
that we are Pierre Hado one of the great
Scholars Marcus really talks about the
oceanic feeling Marcus really talks
about the view from above he talks about
men's City how all of experience keeps
before us Marcus is trying to meditate
on the vastness and the connectedness of
everything in the world he talks about
looking at the stars and watching
yourself alongside them I think he's
seeking out these kind of humbling
experiences and you could think about
why that would be so important to
someone who was literally the center of
the universe he wanted to remind himself
that that wasn't strictly true one of
the things Marcus really does say in
meditations about the people who would
have always been flattering him and
telling him is amazing or people who
would have been criticizing him or
attacking him he says think about what
they just submitted to a few minutes ago
think about what they do in private
think about who they actually are and
when you know who they actually are how
weak they are or how corrupted they are
Petty they are suddenly their approval
their opinion about you won't matter
very much markets are really as clearly
hated all the flatterers and sycophants
but the thing he hated most was the
people who would say things in passing
I'm gonna be honest with you let me be
straight with you let me tell you what I
really think he said to say those things
was actually a confession a
self-indictment you're admitting that
that's not the norm that's not what you
normally do people should know you're
going to be honest he said an honest
person should be like the smelly goat in
the room you should know they're there
the second they walk in and nobody had
to think that about markets in fact from
an early age Marcus Aurelius was named
verismus or the truest one and we think
that's because he was so unflinchingly
truthful with Hadrian his adopted
grandfather in effect the most powerful
man in Rome Marcus just told him what he
thought he didn't hold back and neither
canoe it's clear that one of Marcus
realist's passions is the theater he
loves the theater and we know this
because he quotes So widely from play
Place some of those plays didn't even
survive they only surviving remnants of
them are his quotes and meditations but
if you would talk about going to the
theater watching a tragedy and what this
can teach us about life he even talks
about looking at your own life as a kind
of play he says if watching something in
the theater would make you interested or
make you laugh make you think it can't
make you angry in life when it happens
to you you have to cultivate this same
kind of philosophical approach today
people might think oh philosophy is this
intellectual Pursuit it can't possibly
jive with theater or watching television
following Sports of course it can Marcus
Aurelius was drawn from the popular art
forms of his time in drawing
philosophical lessons from them that he
used to be better at his life which is
the purpose of all art speaking of the
role that art can have and teaching us
things or popular culture can have in
teaching those things you consider
probably the most popular Dramatical
rendering of Marcus is in the movie
Gladiator he's the old guy that
beginning the movie that Joaquin
Phoenix's character killed now this
isn't a movie explicitly based on
stoicism and all the time you see on the
internet quotes from the movie
attributed to Marcus that are really
only in the movie and not real but the
movie does capture quite shockingly the
evil and the awfulness of Communists and
that question has to hover over your
readings of meditations how can such a
wise and decent and patient and
philosophical person have raised such a
terrible kid it's a tricky question and
I don't have a good answer we've talked
about it before on daily stoic I mean
almost all of Mark cerelius's children
die communist is his only remaining male
Heir you know maybe communist is just a
psychopath and it doesn't say anything
about Marcus maybe Marcus was trapped by
the traditions of his time antoninus
Hadrian and the preceding Emperors they
didn't have a male son so there wasn't
an issue but it is a tricky question and
I think the overall lesson we take from
this is just talking about these things
just thinking about these things it
doesn't mean you're going to be good at
this really difficult thing that is
raising children that should humble us
and all also I think even make us
question some of the things that we see
Marx really talk about in meditations
Steve Jobs learned from his father who
was a carpenter the importance of caring
about the craft how something was done
even the parts that no one would see
like the back of a fence or the back of
a drawer that's why the inside of a
Macbook computer is beautiful even
though the average user will never crack
it open and see again meditations being
a book for the author not for the reader
is so fascinating Marcus Aurelius is
writing in Greek not in Latin because at
that time Greek was the language of
philosophy it was a harder but a more
beautiful language he quotes from memory
perfectly these obscure passages from
philosophy he makes these observations
about the way that grain bends or the
flecks of foam on a Boar's mouth he was
a beautiful writer it was beautiful just
for himself I mean that's one of the
reasons I slaved over this Edition I
just wanted it to be amazing and
beautiful to reflect the the workmanship
and the craftsmanship of of meditations
itself and I just always think of that
lesson for Marcus and from Steve Jobs
that doesn't matter whether other people
will see it whether it's in your journal
or for publication you have to care
about what it is and how it's made we