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Spencer says, "both stoicism and epicureanisms goals are to achieve happiness and a god life"

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Only focus on natural desires.

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Don't worry about what you can't control

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there is no afterlife

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Don't worry about death

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Pain is caused by excess and fear of death
Live a simple life; with this simplicity will come happiness 
Always keep learning 

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Living in agreement with nature

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Do not live life in excess

Accept that you can not control when your death is; live each day as though it is your last.

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you should seek knowledge

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enjoy your life by doing what is right to you, not what other people think or in hopes of a reward

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the simpler the desire the easier it is to be pleasured

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Virtue is the highest good

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Doing what is right, regardless of how it affects you

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Living a simple life and having simple desires.

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the good life is earned through doing the right things

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Money doesn't buy happiness, and should spend more time doing the things you enjoy over work

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gods are not concerned with human affairs

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Live in the present

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Seek pleasure instead of pain

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Beliefs that happiness is found through virtues, such as justice and courage.

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Living in the Present

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pleasure comes from taking the right actions and doing the right things

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Practicality / Rationality

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Great amounts of virtue

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one should live a virtuous life