Leonard Peikoff

"The worse the coming future,
the more it should motivate
its opponents."

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Is it proper to bribe one’s self with immediate rewards for performing rational but unpleasant tasks? Or should the fact that the tasks are in one’s long-term interest be motivation enough?
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Date: October 8th, 2012
Duration: 02:12
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Topics: Happiness
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