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Legal zoom is not a law for more a substitute for an attorney. The only thing i've ever been good at is talking fast. I guess i could use leglsom to start my own auction house and become an auctioneer. But i've a dust alergine. Can't be around all of those antiques. O what about horse racing? Wait, i don't have a biceller gei can start my own spin studio with legalsom. H, thank you for donloding this intelligent squared pocast. For more information on our debates, talks and discussions, visit intelligence squared dot com and san up to the news letter.

Anne-Marie Slaughter is the Washington power player who upset the feminist applecart. At the peak of her career — as first female Director of Policy Planning at the US State Department — she turned her back on her dream job with Hillary Clinton in order to spend more time with her teenage sons. How, cried her contemporaries, could she have sacrificed her high-powered career for her family? Slaughter’s ensuing article for The Atlantic, ‘Why Women Still Can’t Have It All’, went viral, sparking furious debate about how men and women juggle their working lives. Having it all, Slaughter argued, remained a mirage. Women who managed to be both mothers and top professionals were either ‘superhuman, rich or self-employed’. On January 26, Anne-Marie Slaughter came to the Intelligence Squared stage, together with Amanda Foreman, award-winning historian and presenter of the recent BBC documentary series The Ascent of Woman, which charts the role of women in society over 10,000 years. They were joined by...

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