Hey, everybody. It's the fan moly to you from Free Domain. Hope you doing well. So, an interesting little

phenomenon, I guess, kicked up over on Twitter slash X. And it just seems to keep on cooking.

So I thought I would talk about it. This is a fellow Ryan Harkness who posted a pretty small account.

He posted something, what is it, a couple of days ago, yesterday, a couple of days ago.

He posted, whatever happened to Stefan Molyne, I thought he was pretty innocuous,

and they nuked that guy out of the galaxy.

And it is now at 3.6 million views, 12,000 likes and all of that. So, very, very interesting.

Very interesting. And people are posting little bits about here and there. And somebody said, he has survived on Rumble barely,

what they did to him they can do to us all.

And we know it.

And that is why so many are silent.

And somebody else says, he was not innocuous.

Well, I'd like to humbly agree with that assessment. I say, he's on

Rumble getting 1,000 views. Now, I do occasionally feel a little twinge and a sting about

the low number of views. I remember back in the day on YouTube, anything less than 100,000, was considered

a massive failure by myself and Mike. So, but, but on the other hand, it's the old question,

sort of the way that I, I say reframe it, but I think it's an accurate view that what I do is

I say, would you rather teach the intro to philosophy course with a thousand students,

of whom only, say, 20 are going to go on to really, really study philosophy over the course of a lifetime?

Or would you rather teach a postgraduate course with those 20

people who are really going to study philosophy for a lifetime, right? So I view my career as I started

with the intro to philosophy, and I have graduated to the postgraduate school where I deal with people who are really, really,

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