Stoicism for Dads | And Why Keeping Score Kills Friendships: Episode 29
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Stoicism for Dads | And Why Keeping Score Kills Friendships: Episode 29
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Dave finally gets to use the philosophy degree. Brian flew to West Texas, and for the first time in 29 episodes they are in the same room.
They cover the actual history of Stoicism: Zeno, the Cynics, Cleanthes, Epictetus, Marcus Aurelius. What the Stoics believed about a harsh, ordered world. Why the modern manosphere version is mostly nonsense. And how the useful part still works: you do not control most of what happens. You control how you respond.
Then they went off script. Non-transactional friendships. The ones where nobody is keeping a ledger. Helping someone because you can, not because you are owed. Why those relationships hold when everything else is on fire, and why turning them into scorekeeping destroys them.
We cover:
• Where Stoicism actually came from
• The core idea that still holds: control your response
• How modern versions get it wrong
• Why keeping score kills real friendships
• Choosing to show up when the ledger is not balanced
Recorded live from West Texas.
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What friendship have you kept that would not survive a balance sheet? Drop it in the comments.