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A group of 9 friends invest equally in a business opportunity that costs $20,000. If n more friends were to take part evenly in the investment...
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| Book IV: Summaries - Chapter VIII: Wittiness and Tact
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Because relaxation is an important part of life, good taste and propriety in one's social relations are a virtue of great value. Wittiness, the mean in this area, pertains to what one says and how one says it, as well as to how and when one listens. Its essential attribute is tactfulness, with which it is often identified. The vice of excess in this area is Buffoonery; that of defect is boorishness.
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