Substance over Rhetoric
Inspiration from IronMind's man of pen and stone, Steve "Inver Stone" Jeck
Co-author Of Stones and Strength and The Stone Lifter
Substance over Rhetoric
“We find many who study but few who are wise.”—Hugh of St. Victor
Hugh, a 12th-century monk and scholar who worked mostly out of Paris, was well acquainted with the flaws of sophistry. The Sophists, dating back to five centuries before Christ, were professional rhetoricians, men who prized the winning of an argument over the ascertainment of truth. As those who are willing to justify any means by an impressive end still largely populate today’s strength scene, it seems we find many who seek mass but few who attain substance.
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Editor's Note: Steve Jeck’s books, Of Stones and Strength and The Stone Lifter; and videos, Kviahellan DVD, Jeck on Stonelifting video, and Classic Jeck: The First Works CD, define the world of stonelifting.
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