Simple and Slow in Speech
"Confucius (551 - 479 BCE), a Chinese thinker and social philosopher whose influence extends to the present, attempts to define goodness. In the Analects, his definition of goodness starts with the "golden rule," but he takes his concept further, famously stating that to be good one must be "resolute and firm, simple and slow in speech."
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