Yeah, you're coming on. All right.

All righty, righty. Hi, everybody. Good afternoon. Hope you doing well.

Stan Mullany from Rede-Dameen. Oh, nearly at the end of the month. It's the 30th of September,

2025. I hope you're having a wonderful, juicy, delicious, delightful afternoon.

And I'm here to talk, here to listen, here to provide, hopefully wise counsel, whatever

is on your mind.

However, philosophy can help you.

I'm thrilled.

I'm thrilled and threem.

I'm thrilled and keen every now and then.

I just like to mix up the syllables.

That, you know,

that way I'm more comprehensible to our dyslexic friends who dyslexic atheists don't believe in dark. Do I have that right? I think I do. I think I do. So if you have questions,

comment issues, challenges, just raise your hand. We'll get our jawboning on. And if you are a subscriber,

don't forget, you get lots of juicy bonuses and benefits, including I've just released

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novel that I'm writing

about how small decisions at the beginnings of things determine and sometimes shape your

entire life, sometimes irrevocably. And I think about this, of course, in terms of the little

decisions that I made when I was younger and how they had these

absolute ripple effects on my life as a whole. And because philosophy is about prevention,

not cure, like nutrition and exercise, are about preventing you from getting ill, not curing

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