Unlocking Strength and Managing Discomfort: The Key to Building Resilience
The best way to protect the rights of minorities
Being Mark Pellegrino β Je Suis Hamlet Day 19
Pants optional β Je Suis Hamlet Day 16
A look around the set β Je Suis Hamlet Day 14
Sword attack β Je Suis Hamlet Day 12
You're So Cute, I Could Eat You Up! β Je Suis Hamlet Day 11
Unlocking the Power of Emotions β The Connection Between Judgments and Feelings
Evacuate β Je Suis Hamlet Day 9
Going off the deep end β Je Suis Hamlet Day 8
Filming the interviews β Je Suis Hamlet Day 6
It's not easy making physical comedy look organic β Je Suis Hamlet Day 2
War is the breakdown of civilization
Integrity: The Key to Success and Fulfillment
There's no value in faking reality π€
From the 10 Commandments to Ayn Rand's 7 Virtues
Balancing long-range goals with short-term pleasures
Unlocking the Power of Living in the Present A Liberating Experience
You can't allow yourself even one lie
Exposing the Flaws in Dave Smith's Philosophy
Overcoming Loss and Insecurities
Life is a long term project #Shorts #philosophy
Why do we think the material world is bad? #Shorts #Plato #Philosophy
Frankie is upset cause his friend Jonnie wonβt play
Reality Check with Mark Pellegrino β short videos about big ideas.
Why should you be selfish? What's the problem with democracy? Why do we think evil is so powerful? Find answers to these questions and more in this series of entertaining and succinct videos about philosophical topics relevant to everyday life.
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Mark Pellegrino is a successful actor who appeared in Lost, Supernatural, Being Human, 13 Reasons Why, American Rust, The Closer, The Tomorrow People, Dexter, The Big Lebowski, Mulholland Drive, Capote and more. Mark teaches at Playhouse Paris, the acting school he and his wife founded in Paris. He is also a co-founder of the American Capitalist Party and a graduate of the Objectivist Academic Center.
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