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Noetic Vs Thymotic
Considering the three brothers in light of the human family, we must recognize that it takes the combined force of both the Noetic and the Thymotic to rule and control the Epithymotic. Understanding and acting upon this truth will have an impact in our personal lives as well as the way we interact with the political regime we find ourselves in.

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