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EPISODE · Sep 8, 2019 · 53 MIN

The Do-Over Metaphor

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#213: It’s impossible to actually go back and do something over, but imagining what we’d do differently a second time can help prepare us for similar experiences in the future. Gamers understand the value of doing something again and again and learning from each experience. We cover some of our favorite do-over stories and games including the new X-Men comics, Groundhog Day, Edge of Tomorrow, Back to the Future, Rogue Legacy, Minit, and more. Take advantage of SUBtember and subscribe to the Geek Therapy Twitch channel at 50% off! Questions? Comments? Discuss this episode on the GT Forum. Ask us anything through the Question Queue and we’ll answer on the show: geektherapy.com/qq — Check out the GT Network: network.geektherapy.com GT Forum: forum.geektherapy.com GT Discord: geektherapy.com/discord GT Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/geektherapy GT Twitch: twitch.tv/geektherapy Find us at www.GeekTherapy.com | @GeekTherapy | Lara: @GeekTherapist | Lauren: @CHICKENDINOSAUR | Brandon: @Brandon_Saxton | Josué: @JosueACardona Become a member of Geek Therapy on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/geektherapy Ask us anything through the Question Queue and we’ll answer on the show: geektherapy.com/qq The post The Do-Over Metaphor appeared first on Geek Therapy.

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#213: It’s impossible to actually go back and do something over, but imagining what we’d do differently a second time can help prepare us for similar experiences in the future. Gamers understand the value of doing something again and again and learning from each experience. We cover some of our favorite do-over stories and games […]

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