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The debate expands from method to life-philosophy when students challenge the assumption that money, banking, and elite status are the right measures of a good life.
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Good life
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"Yes? Yeah, I think it's just not really about the aspect of hard work. I think, yes, obviously you need to do work hard,..."
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"Okay, yes. I think logically it makes sense. This way of teaching, but it just assumes that this is the only important thing in..."
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"...the gree grand um thesis that donnie is presenting a truly good life that is that draws you closer to god is one of..."
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"...the goal that you have, you know, so you live your good life, so you get your reward in heaven. It's kind of the..."
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"...fraud and treachery you are disrupting others capacity to live a good life all right uh so that's point one um point two is..."
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"...universe in a certain way okay so if you live a good life this brings happiness to universe if you live a bad life..."
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"...to live a full life and we have to live a good life because we have original sin and we have to redeem our..."
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"...you become a military dictator uh and so that's a very good life right if you become a um part of the military occupation..."
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"...send man to the moon. It wants people to have a good life, okay? So today, America has $39 trillion in debt. And you're..."
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"...to yourself and being true to God. Okay. To live a good life. Because at the end of time, you'll be rewarded. Okay. That's..."
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"...and what we do matters. If we choose to live a good life ourselves, the universe will be better for it. So don't worry..."
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"...frankest mentality. You know, like, like it's not about living a good life. It's living a memorable life. Right? But, but I'm trying to..."
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