The succession of Roman emperors, from Marcus Aurelius to his son Commodus, reveals a move towards a dual-rule system reminiscent of the old Roman consuls.
The speaker suggests making Stoic philosophy, such as Seneca's letters, a daily practice to help prepare for and overcome worst-case scenarios in various aspects of life.
The speaker shares how he discovered and identified with the principles of stoicism, which helped him in his various jobs, including his career as a writer.
A discussion about the complex family relationships and business dealings portrayed in the TV show Succession.
Caesar's defeat at Gergovia marks a low point in his career and shatters the aura of Roman invincibility. The flipping of the Idui tribe and their control of Noviodunum causes a huge blow to Caesar and the potential ramifications become possible.