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Loosely Philosophical

Loosely Philosophical

Auteur(s): Ryan Chloe and Ellis
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Ryan, Chloe, and Ellis tackle the hard, and likely unnecessary questions in life, with irreverent, over-educated and inexpert scrutiny. We take on relevant topics, peruse sections of salient philosophy, and deliberate the issues using our reading as a rough framework for how we approach our own meager understanding. We struggle to treat the philosophers, the work and the topics with proper dignity, but ultimately, we are only Loosely Philosophical.

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