Isabel Brown
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1,640 appearances
11 recordings
8 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 4 Jun
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I don't think it should be that.
Like the illusion of liberty, of I'm just having radical freedom over my choices and that's somehow empowering.
I can see why people might arrive at that conclusion, but I mean, it immediately falls apart the minute you start nitpicking the argument, right?
It's the same lack of critical thinking and complete double standard that I see related to abortion when I talk about this with young women on college campuses.
Frankly, I did a debate, gosh, two years ago now on Ellen Fisher's podcast that was so interesting.
It was a beautiful conversation with me and Ellen was moderating and then a young woman who is a family physician.
She delivers babies every single day for her job as a licensed physician in America.
And she actually told me on this couch that a baby is a baby when you want it from the moment of conception, but a baby is not a baby in the womb if you don't want it.
So it's the same concept, right?
If I'm choosing this and I'm happy and joyful about this experience, then it's an empowering and liberating thing.
But if I'm not quite sure how I feel about it or I'm not quite sure if it's going to impact my life in a positive or negative way, then I don't look at it so positively when that's such a dangerous, slippery slope to go down because it allows us…
I guess.
Yeah.
I mean, it allows us to manipulate reality to the point that we can't even answer the question, what is a woman anymore in our culture, right?
Because it depends.
Everything depends.
And it all comes back to this malignant narcissism of the God of self and what happened when we completely removed God from society as the objective moral tone setter to allow for our own internal compass that's often unreliable, as you just said, to be the arbiter of all truth 24 hours a day.
Yeah.
You know, I was so privileged as my career shifted away from what I thought it was going to be, which was going to be medicine.
to befriending a young man when I was in college named Charlie Kirk.
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