Covering the rest of the western canon (with the exception of Foucault, Zizek, Hume, and a few others) special guest Ceblub and I try--once more--to learn a few things before immediately getting distracted.

Among our hardest investigations so far: today on TATA, and the third episode of REFLECTION, we hope to outline the "looking-back'ness" of organized societies and individuals—or, indeed, if they look back at all.

Today on TATA, I and special guest @ceblub rank different thinkers across history. From Aurelius to Nietzsche, we try to learn something before almost immediately getting distracted.

Examining the truer value and nature of money as it pertains to societal and individual achievement.

Certainly, the most difficult topic we have covered thus far, on this episode of TATA we articulate our best answer with respect to the permission or prohibition of abortion.

Successfully putting off talking about abortion for another episode--on TATA today, we discuss two iconic activities of intellect on a deeper and broader level.

Drawing closely on our last episodes, that being #17 and #16, we explore the interfaces pronounced in a long piece like a book and a short piece like a video.

A concept quite known to me and--I would think--many of you, we outline certain elements and values of what we watch and consume and explain what it means to be a successful "content creator" (in quotes for a special reason that the episode outlines.)