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PvI#75: The Alien Literally Has Two Faces w/ Bran Peacock

May 14, 2024 by Mark Leave a Comment

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The Hitchhikers and Appetizers co-host joins Mark and Bill to talk about cultural relativism. We talk about foreign-ness, what parts of ethics seem to apply to all cultures, the Museum of Soup, pushing back tactfully in a scene, and more. In my culture, listening to this episode while in a work meeting is polite.

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