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The School of Life 動画要約まとめPhilosophy / Psychology を5分で読むAIノート

The School of Life is an Alain de Botton-founded global educational organization producing animated philosophy, psychology, and emotional intelligence videos with 8M+ subscribers. manabi summarizes their videos into 1-minute readable notes.

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The School of Life について

The School of Life was founded in 2008 by philosopher Alain de Botton, headquartered in London with branches in Amsterdam, Berlin, Istanbul, Melbourne, Paris, Sao Paulo, Seoul, Tel Aviv, and Tokyo. The YouTube channel (8 million+ subscribers) explores emotional intelligence, philosophy of love, attachment styles, melancholy, and the philosophical history of ideas through soft-spoken animated videos.

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manabi aggregates The School of Life videos for readers seeking philosophical wisdom on relationships, work, and self-knowledge. The original videos' animation and tone are best experienced firsthand.