You know, All right, Jay'sanalysis.com.

This time we're going to discuss Plato's Fido in depth.

I thought that it would be helpful to readers of the article that did pretty well for a philosophy

article dealing with the esoteric side of it, which is

generally passed over if you have any kind of academic treatment of the treatise of the topic.

You do a cursory glance in Philosophy 101 and then you don't really deal with it again unless perhaps you take

an upper level philosophy course on Plato. So what I want to do in this talk is make it more,

bring it down to a more general level where it can be understood by people that maybe haven't

read Plato in depth or are not too familiar with a lot of the philosophical concepts.

So since Jay's analysis is growing quite a bit of late, and because my field is philosophy and classics and ancient,

ancient philosophy, etc., what I want to do is try to make things more accessible, so's not all you know totally on an

advanced level also if you would what I'm trying to do is I'd like to get to

where I can do this full-time and so if you would go ahead and subscribe or

donate and what I do is I give extra lectures extra talks and information ahead of time

to those that have subscribed so basically for 495 or donation you're going to get something better

than university style education where you're paying, you know, thousands and thousands

of dollars, you know, $2,000 per class or whatever, $1,500 or credit hour, which is crazy.

For, you know, for a statist Marxist to stand up there and tell you

uh... how plato is gender

warfare and class warfare

which is

utterly retarded other than ridiculous

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