the epicureans and the stoics agree that the good life is determined b
Question
The Epicureans and the Stoics agree that the good life is determined by pleasure
and pain. Yet they disagree about the way we should quantify the balance of
pleasure and pain (sums or ratios), and also our ability to control those
pleasures/pains. Their ideas are the basis for our modern understanding of the
'good life', so which one seems to be the better system, and why?