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Sep 18, 2026
Fashion Roundtable Book Club No. 6: In Conversation with Frieda Gormley
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Frieda GormleyGUEST
I mean, I don't think we're the only species made conscious, but we are absolutely, yeah, we are for sure one of them.

Frieda GormleyGUEST
But I think, you know, consciousness and sentience, yeah, you know, that is what defines nature.

Frieda GormleyGUEST
My thinking on human purpose has actually changed quite profoundly over the years.

Frieda GormleyGUEST
And I think when you really confront the scale of ecological destruction we've caused, it's very easy to fall into the belief that sort of humans are the problem, that we're somehow this cancer on Earth and perhaps the rest of the living world would be better off without us, which I would say was a position that I used to occupy, but I actually don't believe that anymore.
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Meg PirieHOST
So can you tell us how this works in practice? and also the scale of interest you received with your mother nature is hiring out I think I remember that I saw it on LinkedIn I'm sure yes as I said you know we had sort of