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The Panpsycast Philosophy Podcast

Episode 60, Albert Camus’ The Fall (Part I - Introduction)

The Panpsycast Philosophy Podcast

Jack Symes | Andrew Horton, Oliver Marley, and Rose de Castellane

Euthanasia, Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Existentialism, Marxism, Kant, Ethics, Davidpapineau, Dennett, Marx, Evilgodchallenge, Cosmological, Mind, Consciousness, Courses, Nagasawa, Education, Johnstuartmill, Jeremybentham, Aristotle, Ocr, Camus, Josephfletcher, Conscience, Society & Culture, Kantianethics, Philosophy

4.8604 Ratings

🗓️ 28 April 2019

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Hello good sir! If you do not mind me saying, you look as if you’re in limbo.

Lost? It might please you to know that most of the tourists, and the locals for that matter, don’t know where they’re heading in these parts.

If I could be so bold as to make an assessment, I would take you for the sophisticated type but with a little bit of an edge? Your smile says it all. Nothing wrong with indulging in the simple things in life every now and then.

Do you see that bar over there? Yes, the one with the peculiar name. Mexico City, here in Amsterdam. You’ll likely find one or two characters in that place; the brute who runs the place for instance. On a good night, you can end up in the type of conversation which only drunken stranger can have – putting the world to rights. On an even better night, you might learn something about yourself.

Intrigued? I knew you were an adventurous sort the moment I lay eyes on you. Enjoy your time here in Amsterdam. No better place in the world for a bit of escapism! The only problem some have is not being able to escape the thought of it after they visit! What? Oh, I meant nothing by it. A slip of the tongue.

Before you leave, can I make one final suggestion? I’d take the coat off if I were you. This place can get a lot hotter than limbo if you catch my drift…

Transcript

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0:00.0

I think it's coming through nice.

0:02.1

Wow, you sound.

0:03.1

You sound really good.

0:04.1

Lovely.

0:04.8

Why do you sound better than me?

0:09.7

It's not a competition.

0:11.6

I would say I have the smoothest voice.

0:14.3

I think there is something to that.

0:16.8

Got like a good low tone.

0:19.1

Not quite as smooth as the introduction which Andrew's prepared for today. Oh, nice segue there. How many paragraphs? I don't know. When I wrote this, I did envision someone like Jack doing it. Which means someone like me. There's any three of them. When Andy wrote it, I imagine it was Jack. When Andy wrote it, I also envisioned Jack reading it. Hello, Stranger.

0:41.3

If you do not mind me saying, you look as if you're in limbo.

0:48.3

Lost?

0:49.3

It might please you to know that most of the tourists and the locals for that manner don't know where

0:54.4

they're heading in these parts. If I could be so bold as to make an assessment, I would take

0:59.4

you for the sophisticated type but with a little bit of an edge. Your smile says it all. Nothing

1:05.4

wrong with indulging in the simple things in life every now and there. Do you see that far over

1:10.5

there? Yes. The one with a peculiar name, Mexico City here in Amsterdam.

1:15.6

You'll likely find one or two characters in that place, the brute who runs the place, for instance.

1:20.6

On a good night, you can end up in the type of conversation which only drunken strangers can have,

1:25.6

putting the world to rights.

1:28.2

On an even better night, you might even learn something about yourself.

1:32.5

Intrigued?

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