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This document discusses strength as a type of medicine for addressing inequality and oppression in the world. It notes that strength is needed for the poor facing tyranny from the rich, for the ignorant facing oppression from the learned, and for sinners facing tyranny from other sinners. The document also provides an acronym for the word "MEDICINE" with each letter standing for a positive characteristic or value such as manageable, enthusiastic, and noble. It concludes by stating that life should be lived for realization.
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