Aristotle explains the concept of virtue has a concept that can be cultivated through habits. He clearly states that virtue does not come from some predetermine system in each human being, but instead an empty void that gets filled over time. He argues his understanding of a virtue of character as a medial condition between vices, which means there is a balance between two parts of a spectrum. Aristotle uses examples such as a person deciding to be harpist or a builder. He states that the person does is not born with those abilities, but instead cultivates them through repetition also known as habits. The one piece that intrigue me was the argument concerning excess and deficiency in any sort of thing. Aristotle uses health and exercise as
