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  • Silas Abrahamsen

    Best moustached philosophy-guy in town.

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    Oxford-trained philosopher. Helping you become a first-principles thinker so you can start living the examined life.

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    A tower with occasionally interesting philosophical insights. Philosophy BA, interests in all things metaphysics. My name is ‘Deacon’ if you’d like something to call me other than ‘Mr. Babble!’

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