Misinformation and the News - how Stoicism can help us see clearly

“To read carefully, not satisfied with my own superficial thoughts or quick to accept the facile view of others” – Marcus Aurelius, Meditations 1.8
In these modern times it can feel like we are constantly bombarded with news and information, and it is increasingly difficult to sift the fact from the fiction. We can easily become overwhelmed, anxiety-ridden and pessimistic, but don’t loose hope! This month we will looking at how we can use Stoic practices and principles to protect ourselves from the barrage of bad news and misinformation, allowing us to see and think clearly and to act positively.
We invite you to join us for a lively discussion about Stoic principles and practice, and how they can help us to live a good life. All are welcome, whether you are well versed in Stoicism, a Stoic novice, or are simply curious to learn more.