If I were to advance any thesis whatsoever, that in itself would be a fault.

But I advance no thesis and so cannot be faulted.

A quote, by Nagarjuna. and so cannot be faulted.

A quote by Nagarjuna.

I'm really excited about this episode because this is going to be a profound one.

We're going to take a really deep dive

into the structure of language, thought,

philosophy, reality, postmodernism, and non-duality. I'm going to tie all these things together in a very

beautiful and profound way and there's going to be a very interesting twist at the end of

this episode so make sure that you stick with me to the very end.

I know it can get a little bit nerdy and technical at times but I promise that it'll all

come together in a beautiful way which will blow your mind.

I'm going to be citing various sources here.

A lot of the things I'm talking about is not my original work,

but I'm pulling from other intellectuals, namely three sources here

that I want to give credit to.

First is a book called Daradov or Beginners by Jim Powell.

Second is a paper called The Deconstruction of Buddhism by David

Loy and third is a lecture series that I took a lot of notes on called The Modern

Intellectual Tradition from Descartes to Deridea by Professor Lawrence

Calhoun. So I'm going to be taking a lot of information ideas from them and

mixing them together with a lot of ideas of my own

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