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Psyche reveals the outline for his upcoming 500-page book and discusses his plans for a custom tarot deck project. The book will cover his experiences, the panel verse, and feature contributions from his audience.
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The episode continues with Psyche discussing the details of his projects, including the potential cost of the tarot deck ▶ 0:52 and his plans for the Kickstarter campaign ▶ 0:40. He seems to be considering the logistics of the project, weighing the costs and benefits of different approaches.
The episode also suggests that Psyche is driven by a desire to share his ideas and experiences with his audience, and to create something meaningful and lasting. His enthusiasm and dedication to his projects are palpable, and it will be interesting to see how they develop in future episodes.
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