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okay let me see if this is live now it

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should be live

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if you can see this type some obscure

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90s reference that no one's thought

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about in years to show that i'm down to

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earth and relatable but i'm in fact an

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okay great

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alright let's get to the ranking of the

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toes now john vervicky see i don't think

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he uses enough specialized terminology

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that only three people understand it's a

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i personally like a man whose main

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content is like a prologue to the

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glossary of that content repeat after me

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john not every question needs to be

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answered with the phrase relevance

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realization

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on the plus side though at least you've

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given some words to pejo and vander clay

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so that they can feel as if they're

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being scientific when they quote you

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thomas campbell all right thomas

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campbell reminds you of the guy who

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would hand out unwrapped fruit on

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halloween

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like your friend who doesn't wear socks

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and has beads instead of bedroom doors

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it's a brilliant man who has a degree in

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nuclear physics and i think should have

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an honorary one in drug development as

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doctors now prescribe listening to my

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big toe for insomnia

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now speaking of people who rely on their

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former physics degree to give them an

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air of credibility

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kurt jaimungle if i had a nickel for

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every time kurt said explication or

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interjected with some mathematical fact

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that no one cares about then i wouldn't

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have to mention patreon like it wasn't

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overbearing the first 280 times kurt

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jaimungal or as he's affectionately

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nicknamed what would happen if lex

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friedman and jordan peterson had an

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unsuccessful brown baby

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kurt's opinion of himself versus

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subscriber count looks like that graph

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of productivity versus wage stagnation

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a man with the charisma of peppa pig

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is the only man to have pulled his back

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from furrowing his brows

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the guy whose career trajectory should

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be followed by the theme from curb your

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enthusiasm

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waiting for that big break

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some reason it's impossible to take a

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picture of him without it looking like

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it should be followed by and tonight on

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to catch a predator

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yoshibok now yoshibok has won awards on

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cognitive architecture and mental

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representations and for his work on

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being the only person that makes eric

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weinstein sound comprehensible speaking

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to yosha is like speaking to gpt 3 with

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the prompt export text that sounds

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profound by utilizing rapidly uttered

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obscure computer science analogies said

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so self-assuredly that you feel foolish

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for disagreeing so you publicly pretend

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that it's genius but can't explain why

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like trying to understand the opening

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speaking of acid the ogre now leo

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answers the question of what would

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happen if lsd gave you more of an ego

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be steven pinker now anyone who goes to

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the barber and the barber's like oh

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time no sir i'm just trying to show you

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the haircut that i want that man

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linda moulton howe now my major regret

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with this video was that i wasn't

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critical enough with her we got along a

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bit too well i didn't impudently and

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several times in a row

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will become a regular

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person who's been on toe more than any

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other guest personally

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i don't think he deserved what snape did

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to him at the end of half-blood prince

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travis walton they say they made a true

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life story of his account in the 90s it

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i'm not sure no i'm just kidding i'm

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just kidding it's fire fire right right

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fire in the sky okay that's a huge

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accomplishment i remember because it was

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it doesn't work

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i'm just kidding man i'm kidding brian

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taught me that the best way to get back

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at the nobel committee is to repeatedly

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validate them by interviewing as many

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nobel winners as possible i'm just

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kidding man i'm kidding you have to have

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a sense of humor in this podcast

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industry especially when you have a face

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like fred flintstone like i'm i'm

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kidding man i'm kidding buzz lightyear

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beginning and i'm lucky to call him a

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wow thanks kurt

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hey

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lee cronin now lee looks and sounds like

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a classy mad scientist from a b movie in

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the 80s where he's continually pointing

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out some alarming news that others

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aren't listening to but you don't

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understand the assembly number is too

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we understand lee we understand that you

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think physicists don't understand

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ross coldheart now i tell you what i

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think but i truly think it's best you

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just read about it in this book

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this is one of the big problems for me

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when i was writing my my book i've

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ways of doing this in the course of my

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research for the book a few of them have

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become aware that i've written a book

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but if you can give it to people yeah

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whoever

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actually actually if he reads my book i

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write about them in the book so that

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freaked you out

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he oh there's so many interviews you can

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overly promoting my book but you know

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i've detailed them in my book in all

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seriousness you have to respect a man

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who's gone from award-winning 60 minutes

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journalist dining with prime ministers

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basement looking for a piece of bismuth

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look i'm just kidding ross is a dear

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friend you can find ross on youtube on

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amazon and on pornhub considering how

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badly he used his future prospects by

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hey chris langan now that's an ester i

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mean the ctmu it's a super tyratology it

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true true genius i feel my iq increasing

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yes now if you want to decrease your iq

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tom de long no i'm just kidding a man

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whose name said quickly sounds like ikea

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machines but tom is important because we

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okay don hoffman versus yoshibak

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by the way if you get that reference

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a nail set or in other words what

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he's truly a unique individual he's

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kelvin come on carlo is famous for

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lou elizondo now what i like about lou

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rupert spyra where is the border of your

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hey man people are wondering where the

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pleasure and a gift to be able to spend

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this much time with the man that people

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stephen wolfram see i don't know how

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steven can stand being in an industry

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with all these overly opinionated and

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egotistical business owners it just

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when it's so specific that it can be

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positive cosmological concept i i can

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an underrivable girdle-like statement oh

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the nazgul from lord of the rings

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how about a theories of everything

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channel with more than six women in it

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a book that you can pick up and finish

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in three years

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by the time people read this there won't

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my right hemisphere wants to commiserate

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lastly don hoffman

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i am still not sure if his message is

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related to space-time being doomed

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perhaps he should reiterate that another

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don i love your prolificness i love how

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constantly new inspiring what's next don

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are you going to talk about how the

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particle goes through both slits but

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only when no one's watching

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given how many people i've offended

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lately perhaps

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soon i'll be able to let you know what

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oh and that alan watts curt girdle theo

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locution

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terrible match one of the worst podcasts

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on this channel no one wanted to see

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that d

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this is a note from kurt these were just

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april fool's jokes i love and appreciate

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every one of the guests on this channel

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and i still can't believe how lucky and

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blessed i am to be able to spend even 10

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minutes with each of these people

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what an honor rupert spyra tom delong

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to name a few thank you for coming on to

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the theories of everything podcast the

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channel and the broader world was and is

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improved merely by your presence and

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we're extremely grateful for your time

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if you're interested in continuing to

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laugh at toe related aspects then visit

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the subreddit kirchheim uncle memes

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which is run by user not my account

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slash jack

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who supplied some of the graphics for

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this podcast is now finished if you'd

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like to hear me supplicate for another

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few seconds then continue listening to

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my 100 not repetitive plead for

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donations it's support from the patrons

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aka the splendid and munificent and the

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sponsors aka those brave enough to

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invest in a channel on mathematical

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as close as you can to being deepak

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chopra without being deepak that allow

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me to do this full time every dollar