only known faces and only beautiful ones namely the passer-by damn he is flanora is kind of creepy right

it's like a guy who checks out chicks right it's kind of i thought flanora just meant you were

you you you were an aimless stroll no sure sure sure sure but there's also that that element to it

where you're your people watching your people watching well it doesn't have to be creepy but it often

is probably usually sure sure and he's being a creep and it's really interesting that he's so

fixated on this concept of like the the concept of faces being beautiful but then when he

looks at the faces they're ugly and then he's seeing uh strangers and in order to really look at them

he transforms them into someone he knows or like Dante and Petrarch,

you know? Yeah. He's, um, yeah, it's interesting. We're really getting to his brain here,

which is cool. I mean, how many great thinkers and philosophers and, and, you know, uh, you know know you don't have something like this for

lenin for example you don't right and talking about how what was going on in his brain when he was

stone but it's an incredible way to look into someone's mind yeah yeah hopefully the listener now

is getting a little look into our minds. God forbid.

Yeah, I wonder if I feel like this,

I heard that he didn't want this to be,

like he didn't intend to publish this.

It was just this was a project,

and he had a few different projects, right?

Unfinished.

But one of them was to do basically a huge analysis of weed, of cannabis.

He wanted to do Capital, but for weed.

Capitol?

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