Philosophy vs. Improv: Aphoristically w/ Andrea Roccella (#118) @ThePartiallyExaminedLife
Philosophy vs. Improv: Aphoristically w/ Andrea Roccella (#118)  @ThePartiallyExaminedLife
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Mark and Mary are joined an Italian teacher with a broad performing background who's written a book of philosophical, poetic aphorisms called Think Town: self-help reflections and directives about fear, ego, happiness, etc. There's a long history of aphorisms in philosophy, and philosophy invented the self-help genre, but how does philosophy work given the lack of argumentation?

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