Aristotle
-Concerning moral weakness and self-indulgence,Aristotle claims that

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Aristotle 
-Concerning moral weakness and self-indulgence,Aristotle claims that

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Aristotle argues that self-indulgence is worse than moral weakness because the self-indulgent person knowingly pursues excesses and pleasures, understanding their actions but choosing to act wrongly due to their desires. This contrasts with the morally weak person, who fails to follow their rational judgment not out of a lack of knowledge but because of a failure to act according to their understanding of the good.

Aristotle -Concerning Moral Weakness and Self-Indulgence,Aristotle Claims That