Alexander the Great conquered the known world and then died very young; however, he possessed great insight into the philosophy of mankind. This should come as no surprise given the fact that his teacher was Aristotle…

“I do not separate people, as do the narrow-minded, into Greeks and barbarians. I am not interested in the origin or race of citizens. I only distinguish them on the basis of their virtue. For me each good foreigner is a Greek and each bad Greek is worse than a barbarian. “

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