June (or JUNlPER)

You started to call into question publicly why there was so much fixation on trans issues around 2024, which was when you had your kid, I believe.

With a different father.

And there's the pushing back against your own past.

It's like, oh, I've spent years committing myself to this.

It's like a sunk cost fallacy where you're like, well, I've already invested all of this time and my public persona into this movement and to go back on it.

Well, now I look like a fool.

It's why so many people, including, I think, Elon Musk and a lot of people I talk about on this podcast, JK Rowling, they can never concede that they're wrong because it's hard to concede that you're wrong.

We are back for another ad read with the sleeping princess kitty.

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And even when I thought he was being really annoying about it, he, as always, was right.

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