hypoqtech

Doesn't that make it not a fact then, if people can just opt in and out to being queer?

I'm not sure it is a fact, I mean, these days there are heterosexual people who call themselves queer.

> For example, a discussion about a battle that included citizens of one or more of the countries involved would probably degenerate into a political argument. But a discussion today about a battle that took place in the Bronze Age probably wouldn't.

Might this not be because we don't have sufficient information on Bronze Ages battles to know the context behind them? Whereas in a relatively modern-day battle we'll know about the primary aggressor, their rationale, etc. which are all a basis for further discussion.