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“Guys, please allow Julia to speak. There are so many interesting and insightful things to say about the books you discuss but you don’t get to say them all. You have to allow some of those to go so that Julia can add hers. She is convincingly magnanimous and incredibly tolerant - particularly when you rehash her assertions at greater length and with lesser eloquence - especially when talking about feminist issues. I’m afraid I’ve cringed a few times when, after she has waited and made affirming noises and been given a chance to begin to articulate a killer point, one or the other of you hijacks it and takes a long ride. There’s probably an app for analysing the airtime the female voice gets versus male. Don’t rely on Julia’s generosity. We’re not all that zen.”
listening learning via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
08/09/18
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