This is Philosophy versus Improv, where two sages try to teach each other a thing or two,

and maybe you, the audience, gets something out of it as well.

It's Philosophy versus Improv.

I'm Mark Linsomier, your philosophy, Marksman, always hitting it right in the bull's eye.

But as with the improv, maybe a little to the left,

maybe a little to the right. And I'm Bill Arnett, an improv sniper, but a philosophy, they say two

left feet. How about two left eyes? Is that a thing? I mean, that's cosmetically creative.

Oh, constant headaches. The headaches of just having two left eyes.

We've got a pair of guests who are related in a certain media-like way.

Whichever one of you introduces yourself first on the show.

Please introduce yourself.

I usually do it.

I'm Sean Villiers from the Seriously Wrong podcast.

Yeah, Aaron Moritz, also Seriously

Wrong podcast. And I would say we're both, like, relative experts on philosophy and improv both.

No degrees in either or like, but, you know, we do things like that, you know, read about it

sometimes. Yeah, degree from the College of Life.

Yeah, exactly.

Thank you.

The streets.

Relative experts compared to like someone at a bus stop or someone that you might walk by while walking through a forest path?

Unless it's a philosophy professor at the bus stop.

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