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From executive producer Isaac Saul, this is Tangle.

This is Tangle. The place where you get views from across the political spectrum, some independent thinking without all that hysterical nonsense you find everywhere else.

My name is Isaac Saul and I am your host and I want to just give you a heads up today.

There is some construction going on

outside my office, some guys with jackhammers crushing some light poles and fixtures outside.

I have tried everything to make it so you can't hear them, and I hope you can't, but if you can,

I apologize. Anyway, before we get into our main topic today, we do have a correction, unfortunately,

from Tuesday.

In a reader question on Tuesday, I noted that a lot of folks on the pro-choice side argue

that you can't know if you're having twins or triplets until roughly 10 to 12 weeks of

pregnancy, which is often a case about the development of personhood and individualism coming

after that period that pro-choice people make. Like, you know, in other words, if you can't

even know whether you're having your twins at 10 or 12 weeks, how can you know if there's an

individual or a person in there?

It's just one of the pro-choice arguments that's out there.

But as a reader pointed out to me, it wasn't really inaccurate framing of that.

It may have been more accurate to say there's no way to know whether you're having twins

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