Fatalists

/ˈfeɪ.təl.ɪsts/ noun

Definition

Plural of 'fatalist'; multiple people who believe that all events are predetermined by fate.

Etymology

Standard English plural of 'fatalist' formed by adding '-s'. This allows discussion of groups of people who share fatalistic philosophical beliefs.

Kelly Says

History's fatalists are surprisingly interesting—Marcus Aurelius was a fatalist Stoic emperor who also believed in constant self-improvement, showing that 'accepting fate' doesn't actually mean being lazy; it means doing your part regardless of outcome.

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