You were listening to the Parsley Exam in Life, a podcast by some guys where at one point

said I'm doing philosophy for living but then thought better of it.

Our question for episode 256 is something like what's the relationship between egalitarianism

and the state and we read Peter Kropotkin's Conquest of Bread from 1892.

For more information please visit ParsleyExam in Life.com.

This is Mark Linson-Mire participating in this voluntary association of podcasters in

Madison, Wisconsin.

This is Seth Pascon experiencing the white terror where blood is flowing like water and the

guillotine is never idle in Austin, Texas.

This is Wesau on for whom idleness is a supreme ideal in Warranton, Virginia, in a mansion.

This is Dylan Casey wondering about agrarian commons and whether or not it is the right

basis for our collectivism in Madison, Wisconsin.

And I aborat, I come from a communist state here to put in my words of how we have no

guest.

This has been long requested.

We have quite an anarchist following on this podcast.

I think maybe the whole I'm going to get knowledge straight from the ether rather than from

the man.

There's something that's appealing to anarchists.

Maybe anarchism and podcasting go together.

But we are also encouraged most recently to do this without a guest that I guess the

anarchism committee is kind of closed and at least one person who wrote to us said they'd

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