A possible concise summary is:
This is a transcript of a conversation between two Brazilian philosophers, Mario Sergio Cortella and Leandro Karnal, who discuss the topic of philosophy of life. They share their personal experiences, reflections and insights on how to live a meaningful, non-mediocre and hopeful life. They also talk about how they use technology, literature and other sources of knowledge to enrich their perspectives and communicate their ideas. They invite the audience to leave their comments and questions and to continue learning with them.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A conversation took place almost three years ago discussing the meaning of existence and living one's destiny.
2. The same individuals reconvened to update content and discuss new ideas.
3. A course was mentioned that goes in-depth into the selection process.
4. The conversation took place in 2018 amidst turbulence and change.
5. Mario Quintana, a Gaúcho de Alegrete, launched a book titled "Baú de Espantos" in 1986.
6. The speakers opened their "trunk of astonishments" multiple times over the past three years.
7. The concept of living one's philosophy of life was discussed.
8. Personal experiences that dialogue with philosophers were mentioned.
9. The world after the pandemic is different from the world before it.
10. The importance of not focusing excessively on the past or future was emphasized.
11. The idea of hope being attributed to theology but also relevant in philosophy was discussed.
12. The refusal of mediocrity and striving for personal best was highlighted.
13. The conversation touched on the use of technology for learning and personal growth.
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