Isabel Brown
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1,640 appearances
11 recordings
8 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 4 Jun
Isabel Brown’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Babies do not belong in public.
So you're watching so many young women never have that moment because they never get to hold a baby or be asked to babysit for their friends or even just see one on the train on the way home from work.
So that tells you a lot.
Significantly more.
Significantly.
It's such an interesting concept.
I've never thought to research that from the positive angle of if you're seeing young women have babies, are you going to want to have a baby?
Oh, totally.
But I like the cluster idea.
Abigail Schreier writes about clusters really powerfully related to gender transition in her book Irreversible Damage.
And she studies the data of this from the last 10 years or so, comparing it to mimicking eating disorder clusters and suicide clusters for teenage girls in like the late 1990s into the early 2000s that you were much more likely to suffer from.
from anorexia or bulimia if all of your friends were suffering from it in high school and the same thing when suicide became very normalized among teenagers in the early 2000s if you one person in your friend group committed suicide you were very very likely to do the same in the next few months so maybe there's a way to flip that on the positive and if your friends are all getting married and your friends are all having babies that makes you start to question whether you want that in your life too i think that's powerful
I would agree with that more often.
Well, what do they say?
You are the conglomeration of the five people you spend the most time with, right?
That's wrong.
Well, there's an interesting angle to take with this.
And I think there are infinite different reasons feeding into the same conclusion.
And that conclusion is devastating.
We currently have the lowest marriage rate ever recorded in American history since we began recording those rates in the 1860s.
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