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Where did I read that worrying is worse than the thing itself?
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Seneca puts it most directly: “we suffer more often in imagination than in reality.” Letters from a Stoic · Letter XIII · p. 48

Marcus Aurelius makes the same point in Book IV, and Epictetus gives the framework both rely on.

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