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Justice Clarence Thomas reflects on the ideas, friendship, and intellectual courage of Thomas Sowell—and the enduring importance of thinking for oneself.
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Is there a transcript? I read much faster than I can listen.
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A tour de force.
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If you read it, you'll miss Clarence Thomas' basso profondo voice.
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Will this one appear in the Uncommon Knowledge feed, by chance?
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I love that man. Great interview, Peter.