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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2020 · 22 MIN

Philosophical Teens Ep. 1

from Philosophical Teens · host Christine and Melody

On this episode we discuss the school layout during this pandemic, is the statement "nothing is impossible" true, what differentiate the past, present and future, a theory about immortal mortals and more!

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On this episode we discuss the school layout during this pandemic, is the statement "nothing is impossible" true, what differentiate the past, present and future, a theory about immortal mortals and more!

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On this episode we discuss the school layout during this pandemic, is the statement "nothing is impossible" true, what differentiate the past, present and future, a theory about immortal mortals and more!

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