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Aug 2021
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The Philosophy of Stoicism w/ Massimo Pi...

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In this episode, Breht is joined by philosopher Massimo Pigliucci to discuss the philosophy of stoicism. In the second half we open up the conversation and discuss politics, the European right, Massimo's application of stoicism to the climate crisis, and more. 

Discover more of Massimo's work here: https://figsinwinter.blog

Outro Music: "La Vie En Rose" by Aviva Le Fey

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