In this episode of I Speak to Dead People, Justin speaks with an AI representation of William Shakespeare about his views on the human condition, storytelling, and identity.

They discuss the themes in Shakespeare’s work, the impact of personal experiences—including the loss of his son Hamnet—and the balance between fate and free will. The conversation also covers modern adaptations of his work, the role of mentorship, and how stories shape identity.

Shakespeare composes a sonnet for today’s world and shares a new play concept, "Echoes of Tomorrow." Justin reflects on a personal moment that highlights the impact of storytelling.

🔹 [00:00] Introduction to Shakespeare’s Work

🔹 [01:18] His Life and Inspirations

🔹 [03:17] The Power of Words

🔹 [05:33] Authenticity and Identity

🔹 [09:29] Fate vs. Free Will

🔹 [10:52] Stories and Mentorship

🔹 [12:08] Themes That Still Matter

🔹 [21:05] Adapting Shakespeare for Today

🔹 [30:08] A Sonnet for the Modern World

🔹 [30:47]Echoes of Tomorrow: A New Play

🔹 [33:08] Closing Thoughts

📖 “All the world’s a stage—but what if the script is ever-changing?”

📖 “Authenticity is but a shifting shadow of perception.”

📖 “Grief, like ink, stains the stories we tell.”

Shakespeare’s work still speaks to human nature, showing that stories remain a reflection of life.

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