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511
Or
jerked
like
a
puppet
by
your
own
impulses
.
512
Or
moving
in
herds
.
513
Or
eating
,
and
relieving
yourself
afterwards
.
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514
Then
what
is
to
be
prized
?
515
An
audience
clapping
?
No
.
No
more
than
the
clacking
of
their
tongues
.
Which
is
all
that
public
praise
amounts
to
--
a
clacking
of
tongues
.
516
So
we
throw
out
other
people
's
recognition
.
What
's
left
for
us
to
prize
?
517
I
think
it
's
this
:
to
do
(
and
not
do
)
what
we
were
designed
for
.
That
's
the
goal
of
all
trades
,
all
arts
,
and
what
each
of
them
aims
at
:
that
the
thing
they
create
should
do
what
it
was
designed
to
do
.
The
nurseryman
who
cares
for
the
vines
,
the
horse
trainer
,
the
dog
breeder
--
this
is
what
they
aim
at
.
And
teaching
and
education
--
what
else
are
they
trying
to
accomplish
?
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518
So
that
's
what
we
should
prize
.
Hold
on
to
that
,
and
you
wo
n't
be
tempted
to
aim
at
anything
else
.
519
And
if
you
ca
n't
stop
prizing
a
lot
of
other
things
?
Then
you
'll
never
be
free
--
free
,
independent
,
imperturbable
.
520
Because
you
'll
always
be
envious
and
jealous
,
afraid
that
people
might
come
and
take
it
all
away
from
you
.
Plotting
against
those
who
have
them
--
those
things
you
prize
.
People
who
need
those
things
are
bound
to
be
a
mess
--
and
bound
to
take
out
their
frustrations
on
the
gods
.
Whereas
to
respect
your
own
mind
--
to
prize
it
--
will
leave
you
satisfied
with
your
own
self
,
well
integrated
into
your
community
and
in
tune
with
the
gods
as
well
--
embracing
what
they
allot
you
,
and
what
they
ordain
.