Stoicism. It's all about being resilient and self-reliant, right? It's all about being a man needing no one and having no emotional response to the external world whatsoever, right?

Well, if that's what you think Stoicism is and you like to learn what actual capital S, Stoicism is, the ancient Greek and Roman philosophy and virtue ethics framework centered around developing a good character and service to the cosmopolists then high.

I'm Tanner Campbell and I'd like to invite you to subscribe to my podcast, Practical Stoicism. Every weekday I release a new episode focused on actual Stoicism and if that's your thing, I hope you'll check it out.

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The information that I am providing today is coming from higher dimensional consciousness.

Things got so weird during 2020 and it wasn't just the Q&A conspiracy theorist. This new age channel told us...

A Donald Trump is a massive and powerful light worker.

A light worker and then what about this Oprah endorsed best-selling feminist health icon talking about heavy metals?

That are in vaccines that make our bodies literally into an antenna with 5G.

As we continued studying what we now call Conspirituality, it only got more intense.

This is the cult of bafflement. This is molacite worshipping stuff. It gets very gory in the basement.

And it culminated with that Charmandude showing up at the capital insurrection.

But it didn't stop there. Every week on Conspirituality Podcast we track the overlaps between new age spirituality and far-right conspiracy cults.

Welcome to the second patron only episode of Conversations with Coleman.

I'm right now on Coronavirus quarantine like I imagine many of you are.

And I hope you're all safe and healthy. Just a reminder. Only supporters of the podcast will get the full 35-minute episode.

But I'm sharing the first 10 minutes with everyone.

Today I'm going to talk about colorblindness.

The idea of being colorblind is now widely attacked in intellectual circles as a form of either naive idealism

or a way of ignoring racism and white supremacy rather than dealing with it or overturning, quote-unquote, systems of oppression.

And it's come under attack so fully that I really don't find anyone willing to defend it as an ideal.

Even though the intellectual and moral and political case for it seems very solid to me.

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