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“For one who is starving for the conversation of intelligent people, this podcast is excellent. Paradoxically, the episode that seems the most scripted, is my favourite;
The episode on memory’s proclivity toward narrative is eminently wonderful.”
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07/22/20
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“Angela Duckworth may not think so but she’s pretty brave to expose herself like this. She clearly doesn’t care what people think about her - I’ve noticed this in other podcasts - and it’s just fascinating to listen to someone deeply moral but un-self-aware. She can recognize her feelings but sees...”Read full review »
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