Taka Can someone help me understand this passage, especially the [] part ? ] Hi Taka This is how I might reword: You might pretend to be indifferent about getting something, but pretending that you don't care whether you get it or not doesn't fool anybody. After all, if you didn't want it, why did you try to get it in the first place?
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TakaCan someone help me understand this passage, especially the [] part ?Hi Taka
A man may assume indifference, that is to say, not genuine stoicism, but an attitude of I-couldn't-care-less; [but such a pose does not really deceive anybody: if the prize was not worth gaining, to what purpose then was all the eager striving?]