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I welcome back to the personality hacker podcast. My name is Joel Mark Witt. And I'm Antonia Dodge.

So we did an episode a long time

ago, Antonia, where we talked about that famous allegory, Plato, the cave, where the characters

are in the cave, they see the shadows. We all know this from like philosophy class in high school

or college, right? Where you're seeing the shadows on the cave with the fire flickering and you're like, wait, this is just a projection of

reality. This isn't the real thing. And then you leave the cave and you see reality for what it is.

I don't think everybody's aware of this. What do you mean nobody's aware of this? No, that we recorded

this podcast or this allegory. No, I don't think you said everybody's aware of this. And I don't think everybody's

aware of Plato's allegory of the Cape. Well, anyone that's ever had a philosophy class in high

school or college probably is. Yeah, but they don't teach philosophy in high school and a lot of

people don't take it in college. Really? Yeah. They don't teach philosophy in high school?

I was homeschooled, so I don't know that. No.

In fact, it's actually probably one of the gaping holes in the American education system

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