I had an amazing time writing and co-producing the fourth episode of the Even Salt Looks Like Sugar podcast. I am also featured in this podcast. Hosted by world-renowned producer Billy Housh, experimental philosopher and theorist Michael Carrano (M.A. Carrano) also shared his thoughts.
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The continuous speculation of archetypes in our universe play a fundamental and formidable role in our world today. Our civilization is a collective of multiple species rolled into one life form. If God didn't create our world, then who did? And if aliens really do not exist, why are we so eager to learn more about them?
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Mike invents these fancy titles for himself as a way to get chicks, especially significantly younger chicks who don't know any better.
Quite an entertaining character regardless.
Listen, I won't deny that Mike is very intelligent and even gifted. I hope his ADHD is a bit more under wraps these days. Not trying to knock his accomplishments; we all struggle and take a while to find our way. But, a self help company? Somebody without adequate education and training in the self help field should not be in the coaching business.
No surprise that Sarah Afshar is Mike's exact type in chicks, by the way.