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Once in ancient Greece, there was a philosopher named Diogenes who was known for his wit and unconventional lifestyle. He lived in a large ceramic jar and shunned material possessions. One day, Diogenes was busy sunbathing when the mighty Alexander the Great visited him. Alexander, intrigued by Diogenes' reputation, stood before him and said, "I am Alexander the Great. Ask me for anything, and I shall grant it." Without even looking up, Diogenes replied, "Yes, move a little to the side. You're blocking my sunlight." Alexander laughed heartily and said, "If I were not Alexander, I would wish to be Diogenes." Diogenes, unphased, muttered, "If I were not Diogenes, I would also wish to be Diogenes."