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Søren Kierkegaard is one of the most talked about philosophical figures in history, and for good reason.
His views, although subversive, are not held anywhere near that of other subversives such as Marx or Machiavelli,
(even though he touches on many of the same subjects). Kierkegaard's philosophy on humanities place in the world is especially interesting, and in todays episode I give a roundabout explanation of how we fit in the Kierkegaardian landscape.
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