@elonmusk Says the party making all kinds of laws about identity politics, language, and remote work. Land of the free? George Washington must be rolling over in his grave 💀

@nowyoucanseeya @taradublinrocks @america “I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it" - same for beliefs, preferences, etc. do I agree with this? No. Do I think it should be illegal? No.

@chartier67 @taradublinrocks @america Incorrect. But this is what happens in a society where most people only have a small overview of biology, and not the whole picture.

@W0DEHOUSE @A_d_n_R_d_i_g @america How many of those things are restricted for the safety of the country, vs some peoples lack of education in science and biology?

@TmarianG @america Not if you're a federal employee. The champions of freedom of speech so they don't have to use people's correct pronouns are the same people preventing other people from referring to people by their correct pronouns. This was never about freedom of speech.

@elonmusk Do you mean like, eliminating remote work, and controlling the language used by federal employees?

@1Tullulah36586 @GibbardRaf29075 @Michell33650674 But, even then, let's say both are true. We have much higher crime rates, and the biggest predictor of crime is social and economic disadvantage. So I'm not sure why, if our politicians were genuinely concerned about crime, they aren't closing the economic gaps....

@1Tullulah36586 @GibbardRaf29075 @Michell33650674 If it's not increased crime rates, is it the myth that they receive benefits? Because....

@1Tullulah36586 @GibbardRaf29075 @Michell33650674 I'm curious as to why we are considering this a good thing, is it because of increased crime rates? Because....

@JohnDAtkin1 @GibbardRaf29075 @Michell33650674 We will say this is in software engineering. The difference is, the first candidate was able to scrape by. He didn't work too hard, but he managed. He didn't graduate with honors but he did okay. The second candidate still had a lower GPA, but if you want these candidates...

@GibbardRaf29075 @Michell33650674 What improvements? Genuinely curious.

@pipi4days @shemactwitts @elonmusk "X and Y chromosomal aneuploidies (the presence of an abnormal number of sex chromosome).... general population between 1 in 400 to 1 in 1,000 [1,2–4] for each of the sex chromosome syndromes, with complex" .25% to .1% of the population. 0.5% ID as trans.

@Danieltstringer @shemactwitts @elonmusk Five minutes on google. This is just one example of possible variations. We used to think people suffered from lack of information. Now we know better. Confirmation bias+inability/unwillingness to research. You don't understand it so it must be impossible.

@suzennnnnnn @shemactwitts @elonmusk If they are born like this, chances are they have a variation of chromosomes that deviates from the standard XX and XY.