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The article presents the philosophy of Stoic pragmatism and its cultural aspirations. Three differences in the author's interpretation compared to Lachs are highlighted: the consideration of digital culture, the reference to the new Stoicism, and the influence of George Santayana's philosophy. Stoic pragmatism seeks to improve individuals' lives and also offers a social and cultural message. The importance of philosophy and ethical ideas as guides for life is emphasized, and the relationship between Stoic pragmatism and modern Stoicism is discussed. Additionally, the Stoic mode of action known as circles of concern is explored, which refers to the relationship between the individual and society. In the digital age, Stoic pragmatists can play a role as public intellectuals, using digital tools to promote valuable ideas and reach a wider audience. [Extracted from the article]