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[ Man ] The dilemma Dostoyevsky
claims here to have discovered...
:04:13
goes to the very core of Christianity's
relationship to the modern world.
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But it is a dilemma that--
Yes, Libbets.
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But Dostoyevsky is saying
here is that...
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to be a Christian is to choose, because
you have to choose of your own choice.
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And since you can't choose
to be good...
:04:31
because that'd be too rational,
you have to choose to be bad.
:04:35
- It's existential.
- Thank you, Libbets. That's
a very compelling summary.
:04:41
But, of course,
existentialism, per se--
:04:47
Libbets ? Hey,
:04:50
Dostoyevsky--
I'm also really a fan.
:04:54
And, uh, what you were
saying, you know--
:04:57
- Have you ever read The ldiot ?
- The ldiot ?
:05:01
If you liked Notes From Underground,
you'll love The ldiot.
:05:05
Great.
Thanks for the tip.
:05:10
The ldiot !
:05:13
[ Boy ]
I'm in love with Libbets Casey.
:05:16
Oh, come on. She's a poor little rich
girl. Check out the jeans and fur look.
:05:19
And get a load of this: like, her mom
and stepdad and stepsisters...
:05:23
are going to Switzerland
to ski over Thanksgiving break
and they didn't invite her.
:05:27
- How do you know this shit ?
- They did it last year too.
It's traditional or something.
:05:32
They've got this humongoid place
in New York and she just holes
up there with a wad of cash.
:05:38
You think Francis is going
to beat me to the punch here ?
:05:41
Since he sleeps with every girl
you ever show an interest in,
:05:45
why don't you just keep your
Libbets fixation a secret from him ?
:05:50
You already told him.
[ Scoffs ]
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[ Bluesy Rock ]
:05:57
I hope you changed the water
in that bong from last night.