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Thank you. Greetings, comrades, and welcome to the Eastern Boarer.

Well, for one, I want to talk to you about something that's actually kind of my specialty, you know, because my first education, besides the history one, and the PhD I'm trying to get right now in journalism, is of philosophy.

Because I believe that wisdom has value.

Wisdom really makes you, it's not smarter, it's not like more clever, it's just something that just is. It's not about how much you know, it's about how

well you use the things that you know. And I have to say that if it wasn't for my philosophy

education, then I would probably, wouldn't

be making this podcast.

So if someone's telling you that education and philosophy is a bad choice, well, yeah,

it won't land you in a great job that pays well, but I will make you prepared enough for

basically some place in your maybe mindset that allow you to make a

job for yourself. And as I specialized in political philosophy, that was what I wrote my master's

thesis after all, wanted to kind of talk about what fascism is. Because currently, you know, I've heard a lot of, again, rumors about how Ukrainians are Nazis and how everyone's like fascist.

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