👉 Dysderocrates was a Greek philosopher who lived in ancient Rome, known for his views on human nature and philosophy. His ideas were deeply influenced by Plato's theory of Forms, particularly his distinction between the "good" and "evil." Dysderocrates criticized the Stoics' belief that happiness could be achieved through external rewards or natural laws, advocating instead a more subjective, individualistic view of life that emphasized the importance of virtue and moral character.
