Knowledge and Enlightenment
In this day and week, when podcasts are numerous as the grains of sand on a beach, this still is the best out there. Dan Carlin has been showing how to do it masterfully, for a long time.
Step over the bottom barrel useless conversations that do not serve to do anything other than to while away your time in meaningless pursuits.
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