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Jul 17, 2023 50 min

Season 2 Recap

from One Weird Thought Hosted by Kiran Pathakota and Vijay Sarad

Well folks, season 3 is upon us (coming at you starting next week). We here at 1WT collective thought it’d be fun to recap last season. In chronological order: * Heavenly Helper. Heavenly credit karma to tell you if you will go to heaven. * Manly manes. A parable about personal grooming and emotional understanding. * HD spouse-to-spouse understanding. High fidelity communication protocol between spouses. * Frida frozen. Personal historical museums and why everyone should have them. * Pro natal weirdness. An incentive program so we can have more, better quality children. * Renting to own. A new form of ownership the incentives property maintenance by transferring ownership rights. * Overcorrecting misogyny. A fraught discussion of male/female relations and their evolution. * Rethinking the noble butler. Why everyone needs a butler and a service to help deliver this dream. * Rich people are underprivileged. Some ideas for further privileging the wealthy among us. * English to american translation. Making English even more obnoxiously universal. Vijay’s favorite thought: Heavenly Helper and Frida Frozen. Kiran’s favorite thought: Rethinking the noble butler and (I’ve changed my mind after the episode) HD Spouse-to-spouse understanding. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit oneweirdthought.substack.com

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