PREMIUM-PEL Nightcap Early March 2023

The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast

Mark Linsenmayer

Philosophy, Society & Culture

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 5 March 2023

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Summary

Mark, Wes, Dylan, and Seth reflect on the interpretive challenges of the Daodejing, and in the full Nightcap, take on the question of whether philosophy works as self-help.

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0:00.0	You're about to hear a preview of PartsleexamonLife supporter exclusive content.
0:10.5	To learn how to get the whole thing, check out PartsleexamonLife.com slash support.
0:17.6	This is your nightcap PartsleexamonLife for February 10th.
0:22.2	How you doing guys?
0:23.8	Doing great.
0:24.8	Pretty good.
0:25.8	Yeah, fantastic.
0:27.8	Every day I wake up is the best day of my life.
0:30.1	There's no transparent sarcasm going on there.
0:33.1	Yes, we were supposed to have already recorded our second day of the day,
0:35.8	jing, some scheduling things at first, and then some ice seemed to interfere with Seth.
0:42.4	You had no power.
0:43.6	Ice, trees, power.
0:46.8	Is that one of the day of the jing versus?
0:48.6	That's kind of what it's like.
0:52.7	The best tree is the tree that does not fall.
0:55.5	The next best tree is the tree that falls, but not on your property.
1:01.8	The third best tree is the tree that falls on your property, but does not hit your house.
1:06.9	The rest of them are horrible.
1:08.4	That's actually pretty good.
1:13.5	I'm glad you liked it.
1:14.8	The best tree made of chocolate.
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