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In this episode, my guest is Jason Merchey, the author of Wisdom: A Very Valuable Virtue That Cannot Be Bought. Jason is the founder of Values of the Wise, author of five books, and someone with a deep interest in ancient philosophy, virtue ethics, and human nature. Connect with Jason at valuesofthewise.com.Â
In the conversation, Jason and I discuss:Â
- Practical Philosophy
- The wisdom of skepticism
- Finding the balance between knowing and not knowing
- What we can know for sure
- The value of quotes and aphorisms
- Wisdom in daily life and much more
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