In Stephanie lap and you re listening to part 2 in a 2 part conversation with prominent economist and public intellectual Glenn Larry in the 1st part we talked about Larry s early neo conservative views we talked about extramarital affairs we talked about drugs we talked about religion and now we get to grapple with the impact of Larry s world view transformation from the neo conservative right to a more nuanced progressive position on the left. So you went into recovery you were born again came out left Harvard for Boston University and then eventually ended up at Brown which is where you are today now start to draw the line for us from religious conversion to worldview Transformation How did you start shifting from right to left a spiritual rebirth that I experienced I mean it made me more humble in a deep way that perhaps shifted my values somewhat because you know this idea that you know you I got my friends I got my enemies let me figure out what side of the line somebody has alr
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