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Neyman Teams and Opposites of Sublime
21:49 - 25:39 (03:49)
The speaker discusses the high honor of Neyman teams and the use of the term "sublime" to refer to the Canadian social minister in contrast to the opposite of the sublime, and mentions Hermann Hesse's contributions to German literature.
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This podcast discusses a speech where a word was used to replace recession and recovery, with the term "she-session" coined as a stand-in.
21:49 - 22:24 (00:34)
Summary
This podcast discusses a speech where a word was used to replace recession and recovery, with the term "she-session" coined as a stand-in. The speaker uses it in reference to feminine issues and warns of a "she-prescient" if action is not taken.
ChapterNeyman Teams and Opposites of Sublime
EpisodeEp 360 - The Perfect One
PodcastMatt and Shane's Secret Podcast
The hosts discuss the controversy surrounding the use of Native American team logos and whether it is an honor or an offensive appropriation.
22:29 - 24:28 (01:58)
Summary
The hosts discuss the controversy surrounding the use of Native American team logos and whether it is an honor or an offensive appropriation. They also touch on the topic of government officials in Canada potentially taking action against these logos and the political correctness surrounding them.
ChapterNeyman Teams and Opposites of Sublime
EpisodeEp 360 - The Perfect One
PodcastMatt and Shane's Secret Podcast
A comedian shares his thoughts on his experience getting gas in New Jersey and his references to Sublime and Buddha.
24:28 - 25:07 (00:39)
Summary
A comedian shares his thoughts on his experience getting gas in New Jersey and his references to Sublime and Buddha.
ChapterNeyman Teams and Opposites of Sublime
EpisodeEp 360 - The Perfect One
PodcastMatt and Shane's Secret Podcast
The podcast host reflects on the paradoxical situation of Hermann Hesse, a German writer who crafted inspiring literature in post-World War I Germany while the nation was grappling with the rise of Hitler and the Nazis.
25:07 - 25:39 (00:32)
Summary
The podcast host reflects on the paradoxical situation of Hermann Hesse, a German writer who crafted inspiring literature in post-World War I Germany while the nation was grappling with the rise of Hitler and the Nazis.