you do know about the law of large numbers, right
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The terfs are reminding me of the toxic side of the Behaviorist movement in psychology. The idea was that all behaviour and actions are the result of external stimuli, there's no underlying thought or reasoning behind anything. If someone does something weird, their (con't)
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perception is off, it's not that they have a thought process that's not what the psychologist thinks is "normal". A lot of terfs refuse to believe that people have their own internal lives and that all that exists is what you can see from outside. Which is obviously wrong.
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turns out that when you adjust the difficulty sliders up on your game fewer people beat it, weird
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The undertone I hear to people spending a lot of time going on and on about there being more or less trans people alive is they don't truly believe that trans people are awesome and a world with trans people in it is beautiful. Which is gross!
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Right, the idea is that being trans is a disease and that increasing numbers of trans people means the disease is spreading ("social contagion"), that we grudgingly allowed transition to try to *cure* the disease but it's making it worse
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You can look at another trait that was "educated" out of children. It's not that something has happened to make people turn left-handed, but once everyone stopped trying to force kids to write with their right hand anyway those who were left-handed did what felt comfortable.pic.twitter.com/wBPdNP334b
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And many of those older trans folk are coming out now, which is awesome.
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