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You never "die". Things may change, like your body over time, or your interpersonal relationships, for example. But, if you think about it, change never ends. It is constant. It is immortal. Why, then, would we believe we aren't?Support the show

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Immortality, Why Thoughts Aren't Real, and Walking Through the Woods

Join Mitchell Anton MacEachern, a philosopher, polymath, and cultural critic, as he riffs about morality, decision-making, psychedelics, spirituality, critical thinking, and what it means to live a meaningful life.

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Immortality, Why Thoughts Aren't Real, and Walking Through the Woods

Immortality, Why Thoughts Aren't Real, and Walking Through the Woods