Stilpo

Stilpo was a Greek philosopher from the early 4th century BCE, associated with the Megarian school. He focused on logic, ethics, and the nature of reality. Stilpo believed that true happiness comes from understanding and aligning oneself with reason and virtue, rather than external possessions or pleasures. He was known for his sharp wit and ability to challenge others' ideas, emphasizing the importance of mental discipline. His teachings influenced later philosophers and contributed to developments in logic and ethical thought, highlighting the importance of internal virtue over external wealth or status.