Sheehan Quirke, who quit his job at McDonald's to write on Twitter full time, shares his journey to success and discusses the power of writing online, building a following on Twitter, and the importance of sharing thoughts and feelings. He also talks about the tension between business and art, the research and writing process, and finding purpose in writing.

Sheehan Quirke, a prolific writer and cultural tutor with 1.7 million followers, dives deep into the intriguing world of art and ethics. He tackles the contentious definition of 'bad art' and the moral implications surrounding different art forms. Quirke critically examines Michelangelo's David, the effects of reproductions on art appreciation, and the tension between preserving authenticity and restoration. He also explores unfinished artworks and their philosophical significance, advocating for a broader understanding of art in our everyday lives.

The Cultural Tutor, Sheehan Quirke, discusses the importance of beauty in education and the impact of the internet on art, history, and culture. They explore the perception of modern architecture and compare it to past architecture, questioning the beauty of the pyramids. The conversation also touches on gratitude, clean water, and the hazards of historical thinking. They emphasize the value of primary sources in understanding history and the significance of old newspapers and advertisements.