COGNITIVE DISSONANTICS

Confucius gave advice in short quotes because he didn’t want follow-up questions.

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Confucius's sayings were recorded by his students in the Analects, which is why they appear as short passages. They were collected after the fact, not designed to avoid follow-up questions.

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