Embracing the End: A Saadi Tale on Life, Death, and Acceptance

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Philosophically speaking Saadi probably has had the same stature in Persian and Indian way of things as Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle, all put together, had on the western way of things. These simple tales of Gulistan (the flower garden) and Bostan (also the garden but this is in poetry form whereas the other is prose) remained for the longest time the bedrock of morality and life's philosophy of every muslim as well as non muslim born between Bengal and the Bosporus. This is probably the best use of AI i have come across so far. The wisdom of a civilisation in four or five minutes video for kids. In this post modern age this can provide the next generation the necessary philosophical arsenal needed to fight the meaninglessness of gender identities and other paraphernalia. Kudos!

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