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Nov 16, 2023 42 min

28) Twitter Bros

from The Ascension Show Hosted by Steven Peña-Whalen

Alexander is a prominent figure on Twitter, also known as X. He has gained a following through his writing and thoughts that people are seemingly drawn to. Alex is extremely wise for his age and it's shows in his writing. The two discuss how Twitter has become an epicentre for quality information and a place to find like-minded individuals to connect with. They finish the conversation discussing aesthetics and the nature of health across the world. https://twitter.com/alekzandercolon https://www.instagram.com/alekzandercolon/ ---- Ask about Steven's Superfoods https://hoo.be/pena-whalen

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