Re:Sex differences in functional connectivity during fetal b...
by coldtea on Tuesday March 12, 2019 @02:34PM
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>There are two main reasons I’m aware of. First, a certain kind of person tries to make a deeply sexist argument and reaches for “science” to back it up. The overall experience with that kind of thing is profoundly negative, and it has a pretty grim history, so there are strong reactions to it.
Whatever certain kind of non-scientific persons do politically should have zero effect on scientific output.
If X is a scientific fact, scientists are not OK to say that it doesn't hold, even if people regularly abuse X.
Whatever certain kind of non-scientific persons do politically should have zero effect on scientific output.
If X is a scientific fact, scientists are not OK to say that it doesn't hold, even if people regularly abuse X.