Amy Levy

And Ian Gold says, "Wake me up in 500 years," [laughs] not because it can't be done, but because we don't have the words for what we'd be doing.

In the next episode, we'll explore what if Marc is right? What if he discovers that he can, and maybe already even did, engineer something that absolutely can want and fail and even suffer? Should he continue this? We'll check in with David Benatar, Joel and Ian Gold, Amy Levy, Michael Ferguson, and of course, Marcus Arvan, who thinks this can't be done, but still has a problem with even trying to do it.

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And so this became a source of considerable excitement for young w- women intellectuals at the time.

Amy Levy, who was an Anglo-Jewish writer, rising-

Oh, who came to a horrible end.

Oh, did she?

Mm-hmm.

I love Amy Levy's-

Oh, okay

... work.