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The PMC Has Children | Virtue Hoarders | Manifold@UMinnPress Skip to main content table of contents F ROM THE VERY MOMENT OF CONCEPTION, which for PMC parents is always a “choice,” the future child and infant possesses “potential” that has to be both optimized and maximized. PMC mothers have to do prenatal yoga while setting up intra-uterine Mozart streams on pregnant bellies. Preparing for a child is just the beginning of a torturous and expensive preoccupation for today’s elites. 1 PMC people are both terrified of and thrilled by procreation, because children cannot help but amplify social a
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