Aristotle once spoke of good temper: to be angry within reason and favourable of making allowances. An excess of anger manifests in different ways: being angry for too long or about multiple things, and finding it hard to forgive. By contrast, mildness is moderation: we're angry, but to a limit; we react, but more rationally; we seek the truth, but we m…
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