Joyce says, "The sufferings of men are directed primarily to the good of the sufferer himself, while they also afford to others an opportunity for the practice of metaphysics."

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This statement misrepresents Joyce's views and themes in his works, which often focus on personal and societal struggles without explicitly stating that sufferings are primarily for the good of the sufferer or for others to practice metaphysics.

Joyce Says, "The Sufferings of Men Are Directed Primarily to the Good