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EPISODE · Jun 30, 2026 · 35 MIN

New theory on personal identity

from Pomodoro Breaks · host Panigrahi Nirma

Is your past truly gone, or is it still happening? Benjamin Andrae explores this haunting question in Nothing Lasts, but Nothing Ever Ends. Challenging the belief that only the present exists, he builds a bold case for the continued existence of everything that has ever been. By blending philosophy with music, literature, and personal stories, Andrae reveals how a living past anchors our identity, offers comfort against death, and defines our deep, shared moral purpose.

Is your past truly gone, or is it still happening? Benjamin Andrae explores this haunting question in Nothing Lasts, but Nothing Ever Ends. Challenging the belief that only the present exists, he builds a bold case for the continued existence of everything that has ever been. By blending philosophy with music, literature, and personal stories, Andrae reveals how a living past anchors our identity, offers comfort against death, and defines our deep, shared moral purpose.

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