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Banno
29.3kThanks for the heads up - but it's at 1am.
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Antony Nickles
1.4kThanks for the heads up - but it's at 1am. — Banno
4:00 pm CET is 7:00 am PST where I am but yeah philosophy lecture in the middle of the night is sure-fire sleep aid. I’ll try to summarize if I make it.
Hacker is problematic for me, — Joshs
I would argue there is always something to learn; as, if we dismissed philosophers given any flaw, we would never give them the chance to surprise us.
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