Leor Sapir

This was a great conversation, especially the segment on doubt, intellectual humility, and science. Other highlights: the importance of clinical experience (is it a coincidence that the True Believers of gender medicine tend to be young?), the difference between “innovative…

A good companion article to this review, by @profjmb:

Aaron Sibarium's (@aaronsibarium) new piece for @FreeBeacon is essential reading for anyone interested in why medical policy in the U.S. is so extreme on transgender issues and why reform is so difficult here relative to Europe.

This excellent piece by @MindofTorres on the controversy Bucks County, PA, illustrates the logic of the "civil rights" grievance industry.

An excellent book on how the interests/incentives of news networks (in their politics reporting) and citizens are misaligned:

A fantastic essay by ⁦@jburgo55⁩. The true threat is not postmodernism asserted *against* rational empiricism, but rather presented *as* rational empiricism.

Some good examples of how NOT to think about whistleblowing are: This piece by @cschrappen: This by @JoYurcaba: This by @AnneliseHanshaw: And this tweet by @chrislhayes

Some good examples of how NOT to think about whistleblowing are: This piece by @cschrappen: This by @JoYurcaba: This by @AnneliseHanshaw: And this tweet by @chrislhayes

Some good examples of how NOT to think about whistleblowing are: This piece by @cschrappen: This by @JoYurcaba: This by @AnneliseHanshaw: And this tweet by @chrislhayes

Aside from being an interesting thread, the contrast between trans-related public talks in Finland vs US is striking.

A must-read essay by @KayHymowitz

This is a phenomenal essay. Puts so much in perspective. Bravo!