Eneasz Brodsky

This is totally fair use, guys.

I swear.

And I do think it is fair use, again, to be honest.

and it'll hopefully stay up forever.

If not, again, you can always listen to it at hpmorepodcast.com or just hpmore.substack.com.

also because we talked a whole lot in this episode about how trying to put your trust and authority so you can abdicate responsibility for your life is bad and you should instead try to build up a network of friends and peers who are you know as good as you this is what they do they provide you a network of peers where everybody's working together to try to level up in the world and to be more effective and agentic like this is this is the thing you're actually supposed to do here are all your other Hermione's and Neville's and other people that you can form a

again, a net, a scaffolding, a thing in the real world, as opposed to outsourcing your responsibilities to other people, which come to think of it is one of the major differences between Christianity and rationalism.

Because even though we have the same story, Christianity has the very much put all your faith and trust in a higher power.

And rationality says literally the exact opposite, that that is bad.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I did.

I'm not sure which ones I already thanked and which ones I didn't because I've not kept up this list.

What if I just pick one at random and then go back to keeping up the list after this episode?

I'm sorry.

I've been just ridiculously busy this month.

Don't sweat it.

Okay.

Well, this week, we would like to thank supporter from the Substack, Dev Clark.

dev clark thank you very much you are one of the major reasons that we can continue doing this uh you're the one we're thinking this week in particular i hope that like well i i imagine like all rationalists you love hp more and i realize not everybody does but if you do i hope this episode was informative and enjoyable for you too because at last we have discovered what it is that is the thing that we love about this