And the Ladies and gentlemen welcome to oral presentations

podcast episode 65 total side peace energy Dante's

inferno we are going to be taking a look at 30% of the divine comedy which which is technically what the thing is called that Dante

Allegary wrote in 1320.

The whole thing is called the divine comedy.

Nobody knows the whole thing.

I mean, maybe a couple people know it. A few people know the

Inferno part. And that's what we're going to be looking at. The Inferno part is what's up,

dude. There's all sorts of some of say in there at some point in time he got

giants it's an awesome episode of Kevin Sorbo's Hercules I don't mind this guy was

in exile when he wrote it it's he wrote it in a similar situation as Thoreau wrote Walden Pond. Henry

Thoreau, the American philosopher, went out into the woods and wrote about how like,

nobody needs TV or I don't know you should live in the woods more all that

other shit Dante Allegheny similar situation was like I got I mean actually Dante

got thrown out by the Pope but But he was alone in exile. He decided to run or write a fun

episode of Hercules. So that's what we're covering. I mean, if you have to write a paper on this, if you're listening to this and you got to write a paper on it, please go find another source.

This is not going to be enough information for you to write a real paper on it.

If you're getting taught this in some sort of school and you're worried you're going to get called on this may help you skirt by

Maybe I'll point out a couple of things that if you want to bring up might make you sound smarter than you are, I don't know anybody who's actually

going to read this thing. It's written in Cantos, which is one of the reasons why it's so...

I mean look if you're actually going to read

read this thing because I had a copy of it that's actually in Cantos which that's not

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