The most important finding from concentration camps wasn't about survival tactics but about the one thing external conditions cannot reach: the choice of attitude. Everything else — comfort, safety, even life itself — can be taken from you, but the internal stance you adopt toward your circumstances remains sovereign. This isn't armchair philosophy; it's what Frankl observed in men who walked through huts comforting others with their last piece of bread.
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