Afleveringen
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Today, we're diving deep into a thought-provoking Quora question that's been on many minds: "Why does everything in life require so much effort, why can't things just happen?" Join me as we navigate through the intricacies of this query and explore the layers of complexity that shape our experiences.
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Zijn er afleveringen die ontbreken?
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Open your mind and become one with the universe as I vaguely touch upon Albert Einstein's brain.
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ALTERNATE TITLE: CWT278: Strategies for Dealing with Superiority Complexes
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CWT277: Remembering 'USA for Africa: We Are the World' (1985 Music Video)
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TOPICS: Introversion, Procrastination, Body Language, Humor, Crying, Aggression, Silence
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Exploring examples of situations where people might misread your behavior and assume intentions that are opposite to reality.
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Leninism and Marxian socialism, while sharing some fundamental ideas, also have distinct differences.
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CWT274: Exploring Existential Questions: Insights from Nietzsche to Frankl
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CWT273: Déjà Vu: How Conservatives Exploit Fear of Socialism and Egalitarianism. Admittedly, I worded things a bit clumsily in this episode. So if anyone would like me to clarify my points, feel free. I was really reading from some notes I made for this one, and it probably shows.
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CWT271: Marina Mazepa; actress, model, dancer, and contortionist
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This is largely in response to the ongoing threats and enactments of genocide and the global resurgence of antisemitism, homophobia, transphobia, the attacks on reproductive choice and health, and so on.
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... Our journey begins with a profound quote from Friedrich Nietzsche: "He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you." These words hold a timeless truth, warning us about the dangers of losing ourselves in our pursuits, especially when our ambitions are driven by high expectations.
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I review The Witch (2015)!
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I talk a little about Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings.
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Guitar tip: Focus on Clean and Accurate Playing. I also play my tenor guitar at the end
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Dive into the wild world of the dearly departed, late. great Mojo Nixon, the irreverent musician, actor, and once-proclaimed King of Corn-Pone Grossness. From his eclectic blend of rock, punk, and country music to his memorable roles on screen, Mojo Nixon's career is as colorful as it is unconventional. Join me as I explore his journey from the stage to the silver screen, with insights into his unique perspective on fame, music, and the cult of personality. With Mojo, there are no boundaries, only raw energy and unapologetic authenticity.
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When Ken Starr went after Bill Clinton during his Preisdency, Starr tried to emphasize that the case is not about sex.
It is about power and abuse of power, and they talked about the scandal reflecting a deep sense of loss of the country's innocence, and all that sort of stuff.
But the political press was, practically speaking, having none of it. Sure, it got a lot of coverage, but so did OJ, the JonBenet Ramsey murder, and a whole bunch of other things from the 1990s that people tend to forget about now.
Similarly, people were acutely discussing Edward Snowden’s decision to leak to Greenwald at one point, but now that's become largely an irrelevancy. The public can only care about something for so long, then they shift that intense focus over to the next distraction; also remember Obama's "death panels" and "FEMA camps"...
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