The New Yorker’s Dangerous Ambiguity About When Life Begins
Last week, The New Yorker published Apoorva Tadepalli’s essay “The Unsettling Ambiguity of Early Pregnancy.” Pregnancy tests, she writes, draw a “misleading, somewhat arbitrary, binary” between pregnant and not pregnant. “You can be kind of pregnant, a little bit pregnant, almost pregnant, or maybe pregnant,” she says, “and still test positive.” The essay treats implantation, ...
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