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You need to avoid this double life. You will need to earn money and be concerned with practicality in its narrow sense, yes. But you need to make sure that you are practical in the larger sense—make sure money rests on the mid-rung of the things of life and stays there. You will need the money, but because it frees you to lead a good life in which you pursue the higher things of life. And you can only know about those higher things if you pursue practical studies in the large sense of the term—specifically, if you pursue philosophy.

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