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starting my page off right by sharing my appreciation of this great creator. I've been watching his channel for so long and I really owe my interest in philosophy and my curiosity in the world as a teenager to him. I very often rewatch 'The Squonk' whenever I'm feeling a bit down or lonely. He also looks suspiciously similar to my local second-hand bookshop owner... I'm sure there must be some overlap between philosophy youtube essayists and second-hand bookshop owners.
May 12, 2025

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