Tacitus Jan 13, 2018 / 50 views / Good turns are pleasing only in so far as they seem repayable; much beyond that we repay with hatred, not gratitude. Author: Tacitus Note(s): Roman historian Subject: Psychology | BehaviorLike this content? Why not share it?Post navigation← Previous postT.E. LawrenceNext post →Dr. Dennis R. DeatonMore Related PostsOn Responsibility and PunishmentWhat Stephen Miller Gets Wrong About Human NatureYuval Noah Harari: How to safeguard your mind in the age of junk informationHow to understand this hidden driver of the modern worldYou Don’t Know Yourself as Well as You Think You Do