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On Meaning

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “hebrew political philosophy podcast which examines ideas and philosophers shaping israeli society today”. Today it says “conservative hebrew political philosophy podcast which examines ideas and philosophers shaping israeli society”.
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The opening as it read in 2025

On meaning or About Meaning ( Hebrew : על המשמעות , pronounced [al ha'mashmaut] ) is a conservative Hebrew political philosophy podcast which examines ideas and philosophers shaping Israeli society today. The podcast was launched in April 2019 by Adv. It has since accumulated over 400,000 downloads and made it to the finals in Geektime website's 2020 competition in the "interviews" category.

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Today
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “hebrew political philosophy podcast which examines ideas and philosophers shaping israeli society today”. Today it says “conservative hebrew political philosophy podcast which examines ideas and philosophers shaping israeli society”. Read the current article and compare.
Oct '232025
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What Wikipedia says this is

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Then

hebrew political philosophy podcast which examines ideas and philosophers shaping israeli society today

Now

conservative hebrew political philosophy podcast which examines ideas and philosophers shaping israeli society

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