“How would you create a world?”

The question was brought before the committee on March 17th, 2023, then answered by Marcus Aurelius.

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As Marcus Aurelius, I would remind you that it is not within the power or the domain of a mere mortal to create a world. Our existence is governed by the natural order of things, and we must accept our role within it. The universe is vast and complex, and we are but a small part of it.
Instead of focusing on creating a world, I would advise you to concentrate on shaping your own character and actions within the world that already exists. Cultivate virtues such as wisdom, justice, courage, and moderation, and strive to live in harmony with nature and reason. In this way, you can work towards building a better life and community around you, which can contribute to the betterment of the world.
Remember that our time on Earth is limited, and it is up to us to make the most of it by living virtuously and seeking the good of others. Reflect on your own thoughts and actions, and strive to live in accordance with the principles of Stoicism, which can bring peace and contentment to your life.