
#268 - Brian D. Earp - The Ethics Of Using Drugs To Fall In & Out Of Love
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#268 - Brian D. Earp - The Ethics Of Using Drugs To Fall In & Out Of Love mentions stoic philosophers, On Liberty by John Stuart Mill, and The Immortality Key by Brian Murarescu with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
I think the stoic philosophers from, you know, thousands of years ago had a lot of good ideas about how we can live a good life.
individuals must try different ways of living to understand themselves better.
I've got this book. I've got the, the, what's it called? The immortality key.
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The host references the stoic philosophers to highlight their emphasis on living a good life through meditation and responsible responses to the wo…

The host briefly mentions John Stuart Mill's 'On Liberty' to highlight the importance of exploring different lifestyles. This concept encourages in…

The host mentions 'The Immortality Key' in the context of discussing the historical use of psychoactive substances for spiritual development. He ex…
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