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Feb 27, 2024 37 min

What makes him a Tiger? | Ep 016

from Change You.niversity with Harrison Schertzinger Hosted by Harrison & Henry Schertzinger

Today Henry and Harrison talk about the latest ideas that have been on their mind. One idea by Jordan Peterson and another by the famous G.K. Chesterton. Support: https://www.changeyou-niversity.com Jordan Peterson: "Failing to understand the nature of evil leads to its eventual victory. We are in danger of not only failing to understand evil, but of denying its very existence. Invisibility, is what the devil craves most."

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