Episode 2 - The Bus Window Paradox

Episode 2 of the The Mandela Club podcast, hosted by Morgan Flickinger, titled "Episode 2 - The Bus Window Paradox" was published on April 22, 2021 and runs 16 minutes.

April 22, 2021 ·16m · The Mandela Club

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In this episode the Mandela Club will be discussing the dreaded bus window paradox. 

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In this episode the Mandela Club will be discussing the dreaded bus window paradox.

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