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Five-Year Failure
00:03:38
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| EU-funded scholars fail to define sex or gender after five-year research project. | |
| Do you know what the part of the headline that most blows my mind? | |
| Five-year research project. | |
| So the answer to that, that, what, the, um... | |
| Matt Walsh. | |
| The Matt Walsh documentary, What is a Woman? | |
| Is... | |
| I gotta do five years research. | |
| That would be the appropriate answer. | |
| But then that doesn't work. | |
| And I need 400 researchers. | |
| A group of international scholars. | |
| Do you understand the state of scholarship? | |
| A group of international scholars funded by the European Union. | |
| I'd love to know how much the European Union paid. | |
| By the way, I can't believe. | |
| It's so painful. | |
| It's a National Review article and they got the grammar wrong. | |
| We're unable to define sex or gender. | |
| It shows you the state of education. | |
| The subject of the sentence was group, not international scholars. | |
| A group of scholars was paid. | |
| Unable to define sex or gender after studying the topic for more than five years, but nevertheless concluded that both concepts should be incorporated into all academic research going forward. | |
| Gender Net Plus is an initiative that, beginning in 2018, funded 13 transnational... | |
| Ah, you see? | |
| It makes sense. | |
| Transnational. | |
| Research projects with nearly 400 researchers from 12 countries. | |
| According to a grant agreement, the EU awarded GenderNetPlus nearly $4.2 million. | |
| As the various projects under the GenderNetPlus umbrella concluded, 40 researchers met for a two-day workshop in November. | |
| 2022, to, quote, share experiences, discuss challenges, and consider the best way forward to incorporate sex and gender in research. | |
| The authors are affiliated with a number of well-owned universities, including Yale, Oxford, and McGill. | |
| Okay, so now you will get more and more this great distinction between sex and gender. | |
| Why isn't the answer to the question of preferred pronouns, why isn't the answer that we just continue doing what we have done forever? | |
| We know of no exception. | |
| We meet a human being, and based on how they dress, how they look, facial hair or not, In 99.99% of our interactions with other human beings, we assume we're talking to a male or a female. | |
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Why It's Not Obvious
00:00:29
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| Why isn't that enough? | |
| Why do you need to tell people your preferred pronoun? | |
| Why isn't it obvious even if you're trans? | |
| Why isn't it obvious you are what you feel you've trans transited into? | |