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Growing Babies or Growing Organs? · The Slippery Slope

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Orange a felon. Thank you for listening to the
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slippery slope. So I'm going to talk about.
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Well some very in my mind some pretty freaky futuristic things
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which are coming hurtling towards us.
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It's not so futuristic anymore. I'm going to share this video
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with you. I'm going to watch going to try
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something a little different. This time.
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We're going to watch the video from beginning to end.
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I'm going to comment on it. After at the end of the video,
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really want your comments. Let me know what you think.
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Think about this video what you think about the content in this
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video? Personally, I don't think, I
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don't think this is the way our society should be going.
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I think it's a little freaky. I think it's stupid.
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I don't think it's wise at all. And I think there's a big
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difference between knowing something being able to do
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something and having the wisdom to do something, just because
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you can do something doesn't mean you should doesn't mean it
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is the wisest thing to do. However, that's not the society,
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we live in anymore, is it okay? Like I said, well, Watch this
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video. I'll comment after the end.
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an intelligent offspring. That truly reflects Smart
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Exhale. I Reinventing evolution is
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anyone else think that, that guy there?
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Who probably who supposedly came up?
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The concept, A Mile, what everything was?
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Didn't he? Look a little too, perfect.
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I don't even believe. I do not believe for a second
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that is a real person. I think that's an AI generated
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photo picture would have, you want to call it.
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Anyway, what do you think that? That is something that is Som
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just absolutely weird. Very weird stuff right there.
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But listen, listen, I want to read something to you, the
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definition or the difference between wisdom and knowledge.
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So the primary difference, this is what it says.
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On the interweb says the primary difference between the two
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words, wisdom and knowledge, is that wisdom involves a healthy
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dose of perspective and the ability to make sound judgments.
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Sound judgments about a subject while knowledge is simply
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knowing this is the issue that we've got here.
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Day in with this just because you know how to do something
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doesn't mean that you should. Let's go over what I mean for
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starters, that looked like something straight out of the
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Matrix, all those children, you've got this facility where
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they can grow up to 30 thousand babies, you know, or you can
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just have a sitting next to your bed because that's not creepy
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and do that. So the issues that I can see
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here is one when it comes to abortion, you've got this AI
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system, monitoring your baby. And the AI.
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Lets you know, hey, there's something not quite right with
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your baby. Okay, well, it's like, okay, so
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it's got a little what something?
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Maybe it's got something wrong with their joints and they're
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going to have a little bit of your baby's going to grow up and
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feel a little bit of pain and discomfort in the early years.
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Well, that's all right. Look, we can just flick the
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switch. Get rid of the baby and just
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grow a new one. It's all good, it's all good.
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I mean, abortion is easy enough to get as it is now with this.
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This, all you have to do is flick a switch flush.
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The baby. You know, it's just going to
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raise up a whole lot of other ethical issues.
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Secondly, who doesn't for a second?
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Think that this is going to lead to organ harvesting.
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For sure, they'll have a some facility in some Far part of
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China somewhere. Sorry to pick on the Chinese but
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the Chinese government will allow to happen, okay?
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They're already doing it. Any with organ harvesting but
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you know, it'll be sitting there and they'll be growing.
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All these children are. You don't want that one.
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You flick the switch because it's going to have a little
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issue. The AI, the AI has told you that
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it's going to have a little issue.
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So you want to start a new one. That's fine.
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And you think that you're going you've aborted the first.
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One that's fine. We'll just keep it.
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We're going to grow it because we're going to sell the organs
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and speaking of the Matrix like I said, it looks like something
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out of the Matrix. Remember, in The Matrix that
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they are actually are reconstituting the people and
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feeding it back into the other people who are still alive,
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basically turning them into cannibals, really?
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Didn't that look like what? They're, what they're going to
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end up doing there. All the children that get
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aborted after they've harvested their organs a guarantee.
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That's what the adult. David organs after they with
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what's left over their body. Not so all these nutrients,
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it'll do they just nutrients. Now we can just feed it back
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into the other children and what else?
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The ethical dilemmas are can't even start on how many ethical
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dilemmas, but hey, if you've got the elite, if you've got more
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money than the, than the next door neighbor, you can buy the
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elite package. Well, there's nothing wrong with
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that a no nothing at all. Look at.
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What could possibly go wrong. I love the way it says.
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Well, if you want your child to stand, Doubt everyone wants the
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best for the child, everyone. If you can afford to do this in
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the first place, you're not going to be going.
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Well, can't afford the elite package, I'll just take the
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second, right? Child.
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Now, that crispr system they're talkin about.
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I've already done audio podcast speaking about that speaking
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about the Chimera that they're already working on, especially
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over in China. But that Crispus system, they
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can already change your genomes change, your chromosomes and fix
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Problems in adults so they can that is not far-fetched at all.
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They can now do it where the unborn child.
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They can go in and change things around, okay, and change the
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color of the eyes there. Here, you can have your baby
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looking. However, you want your baby to
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look your child and make your child stand out from the crowd
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all year until everyone. Everyone does the same thing to
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see, it'll just keep going. And going, this is the hole.
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All the slippery slope concept. This is feeding straight into
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that everyone will have this child.
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Well, well, well, the next door neighbor, got their child.
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They made him, you know, six-foot-two.
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You know, nice, dark olive skin, but blue eyes, some blond hair,
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and, you know, and a really, really high IQ.
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So, then the next door neighbor says, well, you know what, it'll
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be like, Gattaca, you know, when they had the The Pianist there
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who had six Six fingers, I believe.
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So they could play a certain that will basically manufactured
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so they can play a certain concert piece on the piano and
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you needed six fingers to do it. That's what you'll end up having
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you'll have someone so. Well, the next door neighbor
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made this six foot two, blond hair, dark skin blue eyed, child
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who's super intelligent? I'll do exactly the same but
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I'll make him. I'll make my child 6 foot 5 and
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give him six fingers and and this super super Brilliance for
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music and they'll be able to do this and you won't have any
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creativity left because we'll just take all the creativity
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away and just manufacture it. Who else can see all these
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issues happening? We're going to have manufactured
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children in. It's not going to stop as soon
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as they get over the ethical moral dilemmas, they'll just do
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whatever they want. Manufacturing children just
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disposing of any child, the minute, the AI, and who's
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monitoring the AI. The minute, the AI comes and
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says, are you child is a slight problem with your child.
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Hit the switch will start again. Just get rid of that one and
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organ harvesting. There are so many issues with
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this problem. Like I said, just because you
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can do something does not mean you should does not just because
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you have the knowledge to do, something does not mean.
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It is wise to do it. Our modern society is going down
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a slippery. Slope towards how I believe that
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we are here beating straight into what the Bible describes
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for the tribulation era that is fast.
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Coming upon us. That's just my opinion.
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Please let me know what you think.
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Do you think this is a good idea?
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I don't think it is at all. I don't think there's anything
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wise about it. I think is absolute stupidity.
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But hey. Oh and this is also going to
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feed Feed straight into the trans delusion that's that's
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currently circulating all over. It's taking over the world at
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the moment. The trans delusion you know
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we're we're men suddenly decide hey I'm now a woman you know
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what's that Dylan Mulvaney his life of the his you know entered
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girlhood decided he'd be came in and put out all these videos day
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2 of Womanhood girlhood, whatever. it's going to feed
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straight into that delusion, where the man, the pretend woman
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will say well, You know, I'll just get the eggs out of the,
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the trains, man. The woman that thinks they
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remain. I'll get her eggs and then I'll
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use my sperm because I am in reality, still a man.
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And but we'll have the baby over there in the little Factory or
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growing next to us in the bed. And and you know, I'll have my
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operation, get my junk cut off and I'll be a, I'll be a woman
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and call myself the mother and I am the mother This is feeding
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straight into that delusion. There is nothing wise about this
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just because you can do something, doesn't mean you
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should. That's just my opinion.
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Please let me know what you think.
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I'm Jay Fallon. Thank you for listening to the
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slippery. And it's a very slippery.
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The slippery slope. This is feeding straight into
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that delusion. There is nothing wise about this
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just because you can do something, doesn't mean you
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should. That's just my opinion.
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Please let me know what you think.
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I'm Jay Fallon. Thank you for listening to the
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slippery. And it's a very slippery.
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The slippery slope.