

Where Feminism Went Wrong: The 342nd Evolutionary Lens with Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying
On this, our 342nd Evolutionary Lens livestream, we discuss men, women, and feminism; and the love of our pets. Gloria Steinem died at 92 this week. She exposed working conditions at Playboy clubs in the 1960s by going undercover as a bunny; founded Ms. Magazine in the 1970s; took Ms. ad free in the 1990s, and became…

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“Since learning the CIA got behind Gloria Steinem’s career after she published her senior thesis at Smith College, I have increasingly considered feminism in the light of a protracted psyop/social manipulation campaign by our “intelligence”…”
“Birth control is mixed up with the muddled idea that if a woman works for her family, she is a slave but if she works for a corporation, she is free. -GK Chesterton”
“Putting our 15 yo dog to rest Monday. She’s been such a loyal trustworthy companion. She’s wasting away, and in pain but hides it well with a brave face. Her loyalty is so fierce she pretends to be ok. We probably shouldn’t have waited this…”
“Heather missed the point that Steinem worked for the CIA from 1958-1962 (you can find a B&W interview with her on this platform) and that MS magazine was bankrolled by the CIA.”
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