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    Challenges→In the case of [many] bodily activities, behaving quietly is not behaving sound-mindedly. (literally: swiftness, not quietness is more sound-minded)

    Aristotle's doctrine of the mean holds that virtuous action is calibrated to circumstance, not uniformly identified with swiftness or any single quality.

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