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Do you think's comment out. And welcome to the eastern border.

Sorry for making this episode maybe so quickly or something, but I promised to do this sort of thing

a while ago for one of our Discord member is Maxnert.

He's a really cool dude, but right now it kind of fits into the atmosphere.

And, you know, I'd like to remind you all that I have two master's degrees, one in philosophy and one in history, and I specialize in political philosophy.

So, before we get into today's news, just let's ask you, how much do you think about identity politics?

Not the ones that, you know, maybe some social justice warriors or

whether you view them positively or negatively, well, whatever, you view them, push, but

really politics about identities. How often do you think about those? Well, they do matter.

Because, for example, do you even speak to people on the plane at all?

Like random people who tell to you next to a plane.

Like, you know, playing with you next to your seats.

No.

More often than not, you're willing to spend four and a half hours or more,

or three hours, or just an hour and a half or

whatever the amount of time there is for you to spend without even acknowledging that they exist.

Now, if your plane gets delayed, then you get to talk to them. If you're playing gets delayed by like

an hour or more, then you get

to make friends with them. See, there was this study which showed that actually when

massive fires happen and like when massive troubles happen in general, people tend to not

act upon their own survival and think instantly.

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