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څپرکی 1: the director, I think it's Joff, right? 295s · Speaker 1

the director, I think it's Joff, right? J-O-F-F-E, I don't know if you pronounce it that way or not, is the director of this film or the producer, I can't remember. I always get those categories confused. And asked him if the ending was amb…
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څپرکی 2: It is so hot in here. 304s · Speaker 1

It is so hot in here. We need to raise the window. I don't know what that will do. It's supposed to get a little cold. I can easily raise that. Somebody raise the window anyway. Let's get some air in here. I hope everybody gets a little col…
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څپرکی 3: the gospel from beginning to end and usually it's on a saturday night and then of course easter sunday which which we're… 184s · Speaker 1

the gospel from beginning to end and usually it's on a saturday night and then of course easter sunday which which we're all familiar so very important all right acedia let's take this up i'm not sure that there's um a much more important s…
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څپرکی 4: monday wednesday classes it's monday wednesday so you can still do uh you can still do a four-year if you want are there still tuesday thursday classes i didn't understand that at all but that's okay i'm educated beyond my intelligence you'll have to explain it to me sometimes yeah anyway i'm not here i have no commentary on that just internal you cannot i used to come up and get myself a half an english muffin with peanut butter and jelly make a pot of coffee come back to bed breathe fall asleep get up again probably eat something and do that all day it was a very good thing there was a delight in it because it's not a usual habit it's not something that is a chronic problem to stroll to window shop to saunter but all this without technology without distraction to have no particular purpose in mind not to hurry not to fret not to make an effort this is what fairly says and he quotes as wdh w h davies says what is this life is full of care we have no time to stand and stare nothing end of story these things are done for the love of them what do you do for the love of them and don't tell me video games and don't tell me things that have to do with scrolling or anything what do you do that is natural for the love of it just because it's so much fun to do it's just engaging but the sin of sloth love of it is a state of dejection I suspect we are living in an almost entirely dejected culture. 304s · Speaker 2

monday wednesday classes it's monday wednesday so you can still do uh you can still do a four-year if you want are there still tuesday thursday classes i didn't understand that at all but that's okay i'm educated beyond my intelligence you'…
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څپرکی 5: Sunny day. 314s · Speaker 1

Sunny day. I've been to Tampa, Florida beach. Yes. I have a friend in Seminole. I did. She's older now. Yeah. Anything else? Yeah. Yeah, I think it's... I've experienced that most... Depending on who's on the beach, these days the swimming …
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څپرکی 6: We are, as W. 80s · Speaker 1

We are, as W. H. Auden, the great poet, said, the age of anxiety. Anxiety is our middle name. Only we've made it into an interesting mental illness that gets us out of class and assignments. Our speech. What's happened to our speech? We don…
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څپرکی 7: So dad, look, how are we going on with all distances? 297s · Speaker 2

So dad, look, how are we going on with all distances? kind of like whatever, whatever, and he has the old ones, hang loose, laid back, be cool, that was the old hippy-dippy stuff, go with the flow, that's heavy, don't be uptight yet, these …
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څپرکی 8: School teachers have become slothful, abandoning the painful task of combating the natural. 125s · Speaker 2

School teachers have become slothful, abandoning the painful task of combating the natural. Teachers that give you grades higher than you expect, I've got no time for it. And I'm not nearly as hard on you as I used to be. I was already teac…
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څپرکی 9: Yes? I have a question about how to point out slothless or assidia in another adult's life, when in a country of liberties and freedom, where that is prized and we have freedoms to live our own lives. 230s · Speaker 1

Yes? I have a question about how to point out slothless or assidia in another adult's life, when in a country of liberties and freedom, where that is prized and we have freedoms to live our own lives. It's harder to point things out in peop…
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څپرکی 10: I was really surprised. 66s · Speaker 4

I was really surprised. Because I had heard of the sin of sloth before, but I had never heard anything like this described before. People say that all the time. This wasn't an idea I was going to encounter. I was really surprised to see it …
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څپرکی 11: You know, I have a reminder of. 303s · Speaker 2

You know, I have a reminder of... It's just a reminder of, at least as I'm reflecting on my life, it really is like this constant battle. Like you said, it's found in every moment, in every aspect of our lives, and so, like, looking back, I…
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څپرکی 12: easily engraved as we find out in the next article early sloth can wreck its damage and a dejection of body mind and spirit to the point where you tell them about absolutely everything in your life sloth and Dorothy Sayers words dissembles itself under the cover of a whistling activity of the body the popularity of outdoor sports marathon running or even just jogging things pursued with zealotry can be flawed they may be just engaging in whistling activity of the body a high is whistling by nature to be enjoyed as such if that is one's taste but hardly to be regarded as an encounter with truth you never think of a marathoner but I've known people that run and you know I don't see God when I run but it's people who are really really into running that can be a complete evasion of life anything that is an addiction or is you're getting a high off of you've got to really look at it to improve one's tennis is to improve one's tennis it's not to improve one's soul Steve California is the consummate place for self-improvement if they don't fall off the edge of the earth we'd never miss it and if governor newson gruesome fell off with it I'm afraid my grace would I would not be praying for his soul and God's working on that excessive self-interest and love of oneself and a deficient interest in love of other people when we get so caught up with our mental health I had my own mental health issues like you know when I was really young and I had my therapy and we didn't have any gluten issues we just died or you know kept sin because we were going to the bathroom all I don't know I'm so lost in this generation I can't even speak of it you know people who have no self-worth think about themselves this is bad these people who are proud that's really good it's not a it's okay sloth is described in theology as a hatred of all spiritual things which entail effort faint-heartedness in matters of difficulty in striving for perfection perfectionists can be very slothful I think you know how intimidating perfectionists are and you just you know I'm not a perfectionist but I've known a lot of them and I know my faults but I also know their faults st. 285s · Speaker 1

easily engraved as we find out in the next article early sloth can wreck its damage and a dejection of body mind and spirit to the point where you tell them about absolutely everything in your life sloth and Dorothy Sayers words dissembles …
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څپرکی 13: This is more of like a historic, a random historical question, but could acedia possibly explain why some of the early hyper monasticisms, like I'm going to go sit on top of a tower for a long time, why those happen? 227s · Speaker 2

This is more of like a historic, a random historical question, but could acedia possibly explain why some of the early hyper monasticisms, like I'm going to go sit on top of a tower for a long time, why those happen? I think so, but don't t…
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څپرکی 14: And I feel like we're experiencing this, like religious OCD, that the sites of, like the, what appears as a virtue of denial, like the sites just keep on increasing and then nothing's ever enough. 96s · Speaker 3

And I feel like we're experiencing this, like religious OCD, that the sites of, like the, what appears as a virtue of denial, like the sites just keep on increasing and then nothing's ever enough. Nothing. That's very good. It's an addictio…
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څپرکی 15: The one you were talking about, I'm reminded of an essential nature of the gospel, and in my opinion, an essential part of the image of Christ that he has is that he did not believe from the brokenness of the world, but he walked among it and he navigated it, and perfectly, and not that he can do it perfectly, but he strives to navigate it as he did. 80s · Speaker 4

The one you were talking about, I'm reminded of an essential nature of the gospel, and in my opinion, an essential part of the image of Christ that he has is that he did not believe from the brokenness of the world, but he walked among it a…
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څپرکی 16: You're... 65s · Speaker 5

You're... You're opening, yeah. Even like on that, kind of playing off of the silence then too, it's just a running from life in general. And good or bad, good, bad, ugly, running away from it all because... Because it's so hard and offensi…
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څپرکی 17: I don't know how to control. 274s · Speaker 1

I don't know how to control. It's not easy, but you know, it's not easy. It's not easy to be. But, you know, she just... If a girl, she saw a guy not treating a girl well on the street, she'd roll down the window and say, You can get in the…
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څپرکی 18: Isn't it more accurate to say that they're both fears of something, but anxiety is just not, like, legitimate fears? 301s · Speaker 3

Isn't it more accurate to say that they're both fears of something, but anxiety is just not, like, legitimate fears? Like, it's, like, things that are not actually worth, or are realistic. Not necessarily. Anxiety just doesn't have a source…
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څپرکی 19: Your obligation of the parent is the formation of your child's character and leading them to God. 301s · Speaker 1

Your obligation of the parent is the formation of your child's character and leading them to God. You do not leave that to a screen. You do not give them a screen until they're 16. You play with them. You observe them. If you don't have to,…
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څپرکی 20: You'd go towards being in the outdoors or being in nature without, you know if you die, you die. 255s · Speaker 1

You'd go towards being in the outdoors or being in nature without, you know if you die, you die. It's your time. Without your phone to protect you, which can't anyway. You take the risk of company a little bit more. You join a group at chur…
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څپرکی 21: Thank you. 126s · Speaker 1

Thank you. Thank you. Okay. Did you write it down? I did. Mmm. Did you like the article stuff? I did. I did. They... They... They... They... They... They... They... They... They... They... They... They... They... They... They... oh man that…