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28 November 2017 by nathaniel

Heidegger in the Kitchen

This 3-year-old, mainstream “for beginners” type video totally made my morning (though I tend to think of Heidegger as more of a phenomenologist than existentialist). Seriously. Watch it if you haven’t seen it. It’s really good. We should all strive to be more authentic jelly babies.

I hope you all had a great Thanksgiving holiday weekend. I’ve got draft posts on local artists Greg Klassen and Jessica Fenlon in the works for the coming while. Also: my baby son is due shortly (37 weeks!), so there’s that.

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