Editing Epicureanism (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Epicureanism''' — The philosophy that the highest good is pleasure, specifically mental peace and freedom from fear.
* '''Ataraxia''' — A state of serene calmness and freedom from anxiety.
* '''Aponia''' — The absence of physical pain.
* '''Atomism''' — The Epicurean belief (inherited from Democritus) that the world is made of tiny, indivisible particles called atoms moving in a void.
* '''The Tetrapharmakos''' — The "Four-Part Cure" for a happy life: Don't fear God, Don't worry about death, What is good is easy to get, What is terrible is easy to endure.
* '''The Garden''' — The school founded by Epicurus in Athens, famous for welcoming women and slaves as equals.
* '''Static Pleasure''' — The steady state of being "full" and "content" (The goal).
* '''Kinetic Pleasure''' — The "jolt" of excitement from eating or sex (Good, but leads to craving and pain).
* '''Empiricism''' — The belief that all knowledge comes from the senses.
* '''Lucretius''' — The Roman poet whose work 'De Rerum Natura' (On the Nature of Things) is the main source of Epicurean science.
* '''The 'Swerve' (Clinamen)''' — The idea that atoms occasionally move randomly, which Epicurus used to explain "Free Will."
* '''Prudence (Phronesis)''' — The virtue of making wise choices about which pleasures to seek and which to avoid.
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