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In this episode, I examine the complexities of consent and incest through the Non-Aggression Principle (NAP). I address the challenge of determining when trauma impairs meaningful consent and explore the emotional defenses that complicate discussions on this topic. By drawing parallels between philosophical principles and legal frameworks, I highlight the importance of personal responsibility and the potential for modern technologies to aid in establishing consent mechanisms. I encourage listeners to confront their discomfort with clear moral solutions, emphasizing the necessity of honesty and ethical accountability in navigating these challenging issues.
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