Episode 66 - Will to Power: Why Being Right Doesn’t Matter
Jun 14, 202517mEp. 66S1
How the pursuit of truth must be paired with the strength to act—and why winning arguments is often irrelevant in the face of real-world power.
Hosted by Lewis E. Briggs · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 66 episodes
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Weekly Podcast discussing the journey of self-realization, utilizing both philosophy and practice to master our own lives and achieve our true potential.New episodes every Tuesday.
Lewis E. Briggs hosts Budo: The Martial Way, a education show with 66 episodes published.
How the pursuit of truth must be paired with the strength to act—and why winning arguments is often irrelevant in the face of real-world power.
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