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Stefani Ruper interviewed me for her video podcast a while ago, and the interview is now live. It focuses on the topic of qualitative individualism, elaborating on ideas from my earlier series of posts. It gets into some topics that are a bit more intense than I’ve covered on the blog in recent years, but I’m pleased with it. Thanks to Stefani for this opportunity.
I’ve embedded the video above, so you can watch it here, and I also highly recommend you check out Stefani’s excellent philosophy podcast in general:
iTunes: http://stefaniruper.com/listen
Spotify: http://stefaniruper.com/
Youtube: http://stefaniruper.com/watch
Stream & other outlets: http://stefaniruper.com/