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Seeing the entire range of his ideas in one volume offers a unique perspective. I wonder how the editors chose which essays to include and how they approached organizing the collection.

His introspections feel surprisingly modern, but I’m curious if others connected with his honesty about human flaws and uncertainties.

His method of reflective skepticism feels foundational to modern philosophy and personal growth. I wonder if this collection can still inspire similar introspection today.