Hello everyone, I'm Stephen West. This is philosophize this.

Thank you to all those people out there that support the show on Patreon and to the people

that help the show through the contribute what you think the show's worth model located

on the website.

Promise will get back to the media series as soon as I can.

It's taken me a bit longer on this next episode, but I want to release more frequent episodes.

So I wanted to start a second series on the Frankfurt School, the other thinkers of the

Frankfurt School.

Their work and so many of the problems they were facing during their time is so relevant

in today's world.

And if you haven't heard the first series, people seem to like it, so go back and check

it out.

But today marks the beginning of the second series of the Frankfurt School and today we

begin by discussing the work of Eric Fram and his thoughts on love.

I hope you love the show today.

So Eric Fram and his 1956 book The Art of Loving famously wrote this about love.

Love is the only sane and satisfactory answer to the problem of human existence.

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But what did he mean by that?

See, that's how I do it on this show.

I ask you a question.

I interview you.

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