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Sacrificing Women’s Safety To A Solipsistic Ideology
The news this week about Imane Khelif reminds me of the exchange illustrated here, which I believe describes a large part of the ideology that created this mess.
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In Defence Of Purity Tests
After I wrote an article opposing the most tribal ideological purity tests, I received some arguments describing why such censorious behaviour is really great, actually.
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The Most Tedious Purity Tests
The most dull and tiresome purity test applied by far-left extremists (including atheists who claim to favour enlightenment free-thought values) are those that condemn people not for what they have done or said, but for who they have spoken with.
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Is Mind-Body Dualism Necessarily Supernatural?
When it is suggested that trans people are ‘born in the wrong body’, this implies to me that they must have some kind of supernatural spirit or soul. I have now been admonished otherwise.
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A Betrayal Of Gay Rights
Some who consider themselves rationalist and progressive, are so keen to promote supernatural ideas like being born in the wrong body, that they will sacrifice gay rights to do so.
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The Secret Principal Officer Of AAI
AAI is either lying to the IRS or else lying to their members about who is actually running the organisation, and it is not clear which of these two possibilities is worse.
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The Irish Catholic And Their Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad “Journalism”
Not alone has an entirely appalling and utterly false allegation been made by The Irish Catholic newspaper, but they have also refused to correct the fiction that they invented out of think air.
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When Cults Fail
Many people (including me) have described some responses to the Cass Report as being “cult-like”. Is this really a stretch?
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The Ethics Of Writing Blog Articles
I have received complaints about how I am handling complaints from someone who is “actually a proper scientist”, no less.
