Free Will in Slaughterhouse 5 - Jake T

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This episode goes into how Kurt Vonnegut displays free will and his feelings towards it. I then talk about people questioning themselves and how I feel about free will and my confidence towards my ability to control what is around me. I end with some inspiration by "Hall of fame" by the script by telling people to believe in you will and your power to do what you want.

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This episode was published on October 20, 2020.

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This episode goes into how Kurt Vonnegut displays free will and his feelings towards it. I then talk about people questioning themselves and how I feel about free will and my confidence towards my ability to control what is around me. I end with...

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