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“As houses well stored with provisions are likely to be full of mice, so the bodies of those that eat much are full of diseases.”

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Diogenes, born in 412 BC, was a renowned Cynic philosopher in ancient Greece. Known for his unique philosophical thoughts and lifestyle, he advocated for returning to nature, rejecting material wealth, and pursuing spiritual freedom. Diogenes' philosophy has had a profound impact on later generations. more

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