The Last Abortion Argument ft. The Structure of Magic Book — Daily Persuasion w/ Joshua Lisec Ep 193

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What if everything you've heard in the abortion debate is just surface structure—hiding something deeper and darker underneath?

In Episode 193 of Daily Persuasion titled "The Last Abortion Argument ft. The Structure of Magic Book," bestselling author and master hypnotist Joshua Lisec dives headfirst into one of the most emotionally charged debates in America. But this time, he doesn’t just talk politics—he dissects language itself using insights from NLP, the Structure of Magic, and deep evolutionary psychology.

At the core of this episode is the Structure of Magic, one of the most foundational NLP books ever written by Bandler and Grinder. Lisec explores how the book’s concept of surface structure vs deep structure reveals the truth behind modern pro-choice arguments. He explains how the phrases “abortion rights,” “reproductive healthcare,” and “right to choose” are not full representations of reality—but linguistic veils concealing a more powerful emotional truth.

Using the deep structure NLP approach, Lisec guides you through how abortion arguments operate as persuasion tools. According to the persuasion psychology explored in this episode, these surface-level slogans don’t tell the full story. Instead, they encode a deeper message, one of guilt, shame, and identity—a message forged through millennia of social and biological evolution. This is The Last Abortion Argument, and it’s one you’ve never heard quite like this before.

Lisec uses real-world persuasion examples to show how you can reframe a conversation—especially one as emotionally loaded as abortion—by digging past the surface. If you’ve ever wondered how to persuade someone to do something, especially in the face of ideological resistance, you’ll find this episode filled with persuasive techniques backed by the Structure of Magic and real-life evolutionary psychology.

You’ll learn:
• How to identify surface structure in emotionally charged conversations and go deeper with deep structure NLP questions.
• What Bandler and Grinder books can teach us about the true motivations behind pro-choice arguments—and how to respond with clarity and compassion.
• Why women cling to abortion not just as a political right, but as a form of social self-preservation—a deep need to avoid guilt and shame.
• How to use persuasion techniques to uncover hidden motivations that aren't being openly discussed—an essential skill in emotionally volatile debates.

Lisec also walks through how these concepts are not just theoretical. They're practical techniques of persuasion in writing, in speech, in everyday conversations—and even in examples of persuasion in advertising. You’ll understand why certain phrases stick, why some arguments fail, and how to persuade more powerfully by asking the right questions.

More than just a deep dive into NLP, this episode is a cultural x-ray. Lisec shows how the true deep structure, when women say they’re defending abortion rights, is not about rights at all—but about escaping shame, maintaining social standing, and avoiding moral judgment. It’s not just the best abortion argument—it’s the last one, because it finally goes to the root of the issue.

This episode is essential for anyone who wants to:
• Influence without manipulation
• Master the structure of magic in real dialogue
• Practice advanced persuasion psychology
• Understand the deep structure Bandler uncovered decades ago
• Disarm emotional rhetoric with precise language and truth

🎙️ Daily Persuasion w/ Joshua Lisec — Episode 193: The Last Abortion Argument ft. The Structure of Magic Book — is a masterclass in the power of language, the legacy of NLP books, and the undeniable truth that persuasion, when done right, isn't about changing minds—it’s about revealing them.

Watch. Think. Share. Because real persuasion starts when you stop arguing the surface—and speak to the soul.