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Returning to Andrew Tate, Sam acknowledges that while Tate exhibits discipline in certain areas, aligning him with Stoicism in its true philosophical sense is inaccurate. Tate’s pronouncements often come across as irrational and psychologically charged, contrasting starkly with the balanced and reflective nature of Stoic teachings.
Ultimately, Sam posits that for someone to truly embody Stoicism, one must adhere to core tenets that promote thoughtful engagement, emotional awareness, and ethical living—qualities that Tate’s public persona often neglects.