. >> daniel klein, i philosopher has written a marvelous little book called the philosophy of ep curistsand he himself has decided in his '60s, in his 70s that he will take ep curist seriously and really live a life of not hedonism but pleasure becomes the measure of his day. i highly recommend it. >> pleasure in many ways to achieve and touch pleasure. it could be the fight of the rising son or the beach or so many things that nature gives us. and many other manifestations but i think as a philosophy of lifefe you should, in fact, find a way that you can make a difference and so that at the end of the time, what you have done is better and

. >> daniel klein, i philosopher has written a marvelous little book called the philosophy of ep curistsand he himself has decided in his '60s, in his 70s that he will take ep curist seriously and really live a life of not hedonism but pleasure becomes the measure of his day. i highly recommend it. >> pleasure in many ways to achieve and touch pleasure. it could be the fight of the rising son or the beach or so many things that nature gives us. and many other manifestations but i think as a philosophy of life you should, in fact, find a way that you can make a difference and so that at the end of the time, what you have done is better and left the place a bit better because you have offered enormous conversations that have benefitted an understanding of what it means to be human in our time, that you have done. you have introduced with a fierceness and a passion, ideas that need to be confronted. and that you have found a way to do it, you know w a great sense of humor and a sense of never losing what makes you so unique, a sense of humor as well as a sense of outrage. so we have hear at