Ep. 383. When one does the same thing each time they eat, it is as though they had specific intent for that action. (Even though they did not have it in mind).

Ep. 383. When one does the same thing each time they eat, it is as though they had specific intent for that action. (Even though they did not have it in mind).
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Ep. 383. When one does the same thing each time they eat, it is as though they had specific intent for that action. (Even though they did not have it in mind).

Dec 22 2022 | 00:09:01

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Episode 386 • December 22, 2022 • 00:09:01

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When one does the same thing each time they eat, it is as though they had specific intent for that action. (Even though they did not have it in mind).

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