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HOLLADAY: Ancient lessons unlearned

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In ancient Greek philosophy, the quest for concentrated wealth was viewed as a “disease” of the soul. Aristotle called it a sickness, not a virtue. Plato argued those devoted to the pursuit of massive wealth should be shamed, not praised.

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HOLLADAY: Ancient lessons unlearned

In ancient Greek philosophy, the quest for concentrated wealth was viewed as a “disease” of the soul. Aristotle called it a sickness, not a virtue. Plato argued those devoted to the pursuit of massive wealth should be shamed, not praised.

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Norman Transcript broke the news on Saturday, August 8, 2026.
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