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Thank you. Well, welcome to office hours.

Paul and I had a great time talking to you at the Chinwagon, L.A.

That was awesome. You were amazing.

And this is kind of a chance for us to sort of go on a more deep dive

and recall them this sort of office hours with the professor.

So welcome to the great Bill Hater.

Oh, thank you for having me.

The great Steve.

One of the things I thought was interesting was that we both have this kind of interest in philosophy,

and you're reading philosophy, and I'm a huge

fan and teach philosophy, and I thought it would be kind of fun if we sort of talked about

films that we thought of as being philosophical. I mean, there's no sort of a right answer

on this. You look it up, and there's always like sort of a short list, You know, there's always these specific films. But I was wondering if there were films that you saw as a kid or even

more recently and you thought, okay, that's, that feels like a philosophical film to me or that

really makes me reflect. Oh, yeah. Yeah. I mean, that's a really interesting question because there would be like kind of philosophical moments and those moments also could be termed, you know, as just cinematic, you know, where it's, it's, you know, the thing, I've said this a bunch,

but I remember as a kid, seeing, I was way too young to see it, but seeing taxi driver.

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