In this episode of the comedy podcast about the meaning of life we try to answer the following questions:

If a vampire bites a zombie, does the zombie become a vampire or does the vampire just get food poisoning?

Is happiness the ultimate goal of life, or is there something more meaningful to strive for?

Are we shaped more by the experiences we choose or by the ones that happen to us?

Why do we say “slept like a baby” when babies wake up screaming every few hours?

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In this episode of the comedy philosophy podcast we try to answer the following questions:

Does a straw have one or two holes?

If animals had their own social media, what species would be the biggest influencers?

Why do we think people with British accents sound more intelligent, even if they’re saying nonsense?

If people had warning labels like medicine bottles, what would yours say?

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In this episode of the comedy podcast we try to answer the following questions:

- If emotions had theme songs, what would play every time you felt awkward?

- Why do we trust people in lab coats but not people in wizard robes?

- If aliens showed up tomorrow, what’s the most embarrassing thing about humanity we’d have to explain?-

- What’s something people pretend to like just to seem sophisticated?

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This week on the comedy philosophy show, we try to answer the following questions:

- If the fountain of youth makes you live forever, what happens if you drown in it?

- They say that “love is blind,” so how do they explain the popularity of lingerie?

- Why do we automatically assume that people who wear glasses are smarter?

- What’s the most ridiculous thing we tell children?

Because life is absurd, there's no option left but to laugh at it.

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