Good morning everybody, Statham all in you from.

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So I do love me that morning time.

A time after I wake up but before I get out of bed, where I get to doze and explore and think and play with my brain.

And this morning I was thinking about the life unlived, the optional possible different life. And it's a wild thing really. Every

now and then I get like almost literal bone chills when I think about all the different circumstances that had me leading up to meeting my wife.

And... up to meeting my wife and how my life would have been different if that had not any one of those million butterfly effect things had not occurred. And I think about what my life would have been

solved philosophy without philosophy, right? And it's a pretty chilling and terrifying thing.

I mean, my not entirely inconsiderable talents would have been put to use for others, malevolent people.

My, you know, fairly decent youthful good looks and speaking abilities and charisma and so on,

and it was in some ways trying to be harnessed by some bad people in the business world.

But that was for me a profit, not direct moral corruption.

But it is an appalling thing to think of what my life would have been like without philosophy.

But I did play that fast forward.

You know, you go back to that fork in the road and you play to fast forward in a different direction, right?

Ah, beautiful. Just beautiful, beautiful. I hope, I hope that you get out into nature and you enjoy.

Just how beautiful it is. Even with the occasional plain noises. Imagine if I was lost in the woods and needed that plane to find me.

Too much of a canopy.

They could not see me.

So, I think of the life less lived the life unlived without philosophy.

And I really began to feel in my mind towards what would be considered a tipping point.

And the tipping point is when a people unrecoverable to virtue, when can they not regain or retain their integrity.

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