Post by Eneojo Sani (@ESANI2091)

Stoic Reasoning: Anger is seen as a temporary madness, a passion that overrides reason. The Roman Stoic Seneca wrote On Anger, arguing that anger is never useful. It clouds judgment, leads to destructive actions, and hands control of the situation (and oneself) over to the emotion. The truly strong and controlled person governs their reactions, responds with reason, and is not hijacked by anger.

Stoic Reasoning: Anger is seen as a temporary madness, a passion that overrides reason. The Roman St...

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