“He decided that he would help with these people in New York to create a philosophy club. It exists now, the New York Philosophy Club.”

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started the New York Philosophy Club, gathering people in a setting modeled on ancient Greece, breaking into groups to discuss philosophical issues

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“He decided that he would help with these people in New York to create a philosophy club. It exists now, the New York Philosophy Club. They would gather people together in these settings, kind of modeled on ancient Greece, and they would have discussions about philosophical issues.”
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