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Hey, it's the partially examined life. We're doing a little nightcap discussion

with a special guest, Chris introduce yourself.

My name is Chris Tsunami. I'm an amateur philosopher from Columbus, Ohio.

Somebody who has been kind of peripherally associated with the pelting for a little while.

I did some content writing for the blog a few years ago and I'm also currently working on the long-awaited book project with the Pell team.

Yes, we will talk much more about the book on another meeting that West shows up to.

But today, it's just me and you and hey, hey Seth.

Hi, how are you? Good, hey Dylan.

Hey, everybody. And we thought we'd just talk informally.

Chris, what's your center, I know you've been on pretty much pop a couple times, but I don't,

we've never actually had you on a philosophy per se discussion.

What is your central interest as reflected in some of the things

that you picked out for the book as editor probably social and political I'm

really interested in what decisions we make. I'm definitely

sort of old school more on the metaphysical mystical side of things which I know is not not in vogue in modern philosophy at all but I have a real

appreciation for some of the older traditions so the ancient Greek so the ancient Chinese and

just some of the other traditions I like the big questions you

know meaning of life type things less interested in sort of the really detail

oriented philosophy. You'll enjoy our Aristotle sequence then that we're in the middle of right now.

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