A closer analogy might have been him insisting on calling his Japanese/Chinese/Indian students only "Asians."
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Replying to @thirdtruck
in fact I think it would be assholish of me to insist others devote brain cycles to distinctions that matter to me at all times
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Replying to @vgr
On the other hand, students of his are being made to devote cycles to fit themselves into his small boxes. Constant self-monitoring.
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Replying to @thirdtruck
and so are ALL the students with illegible identity dimensions that are subject to that kind of rough handling
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Replying to @vgr @thirdtruck
every other time I order at a take-out or Starbucks I have to repeat/spell my name. So be it. I shave before flights. So be it.
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Replying to @vgr @thirdtruck
So long as people aren't being actively threatened with bodily harm or death for visible identity markers they can't control...
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Replying to @vgr @thirdtruck
...it's best left for people to work out situationally rather than being legislated into a cognitive tax for everybody
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I'd argue we need those laws as procedural/precedental defenses against laws that do the opposite.
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Replying to @thirdtruck @vgr
Looking at the recent bathroom laws that inspired men to follow women - already justifiably paranoid - into bathrooms.
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Replying to @thirdtruck @vgr
I guess I'm arguing for "cognitive UBI" instead of "cognitive libertarianism."
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I would agree that's what you're doing and I am anti-UBI too. Pie is limited; all have claims on it, some more than others.
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