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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2021 · 50 MIN

Probably Absolutely Correct #1 Featuring Judd Marcello

from No Outlet · host Ethan Jule

Another First! This was one of my favorite episodes...a departure from the standard format and a guest co-host! We are slowly fixing all the worlds problems, one opinion at a time. On this first installment of Probably Absolutely Correct we tackle the subject of TIME and more specifically how do we want to spend our time and what time investments will make us feel fulfilled give us the satisfaction of knowing we did all we could and used our time wisely. Yeah, there is a lot to dissect there and we really just scratched the surface but we did, in fact, scratch the surface! As part of that discussion we ponder the concept of the multiverse, free will vs. determinism, time travel and existentialism among other topics. We also discuss the stone cold fact that Hummingbirds make the best pets (acquaintances?) and that people who own cats may be crazy (they are). Finally we dive into the motivation and logic behind purchasing a Gym membership...everyone has a reason and it's not always to get a workout in. Anyway, this concept was really fun and a substantive thought exercise that we will certainly do again, thank you to Judd for the idea and for joining the show...we hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did!

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