In this deeply personal episode, I walk you through a real experience: being forced out of a place I was already leaving, not by lease agreements, but by witnessing an entire generation fold under the weight of accountability. 

Through storytelling, philosophical reflection, and raw social commentary, I ask a hard question: 

Can you teach morals when they were never laid down to begin with? 

We’ll explore the failures of modern community, the erosion of personal responsibility, and what philosophers like Kant and the Stoics still have to teach us about duty—and about hope. 

 This isn’t just a story. 

It’s a warning. 

And maybe… a call to rebuild. 

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