Has anyone ever found a refutal for this? This neurobiologist says that male and female brains are in fact physically different and that trannies have brains of the opposite sex and that those brain scans were not affected by hormone therapy
Even if that is true, why aren't brain scans required to be diagnosed as trans?

>>315831
Academia is such a whore for the political narrative at this point. Whether he’s right or not he’s likely getting booted off the campus for saying anything else anyway

>>315835
It sure is.
James Watson got awarded a Nobel prize for his DNA discoveries, but when he pointed to implications of those discoveries regarding race and intelligence, they took the prize back.

>>315831
The next question should be, how many tranies did they examine in the study that didn't have any brain oddities? What's their explanation for them? Cause guaranteed the study must've had some.

>>315831
Plus the fact that autists have differences in brain structure that could explain some of this too, and autism is like 6x more likely in trannies compared to the general population

>>316684
What gets me is that pretty women always seem more mentally broken in to me. They get treated like shit at home not just by men in public who obsess over them.

>>316688
lies! pretty women have pretty privilege desu! they even have male servants who hang on their every word desu!

its a 50/50 thing I guess

>>316684
You make pretty privilege sound bad but the few negatives are vastly outweighed by the positives. I’m a bit dumb compared to others at work but all the guys are falling over to help me out.
> always friendly and cover for me if I make mistakes
> older ones take on a “dad like” role and give me mentorship and career advice.
> simp army in the DMs when I need help around the garden or with the car etc

I haven’t found other women to be mad about it. I find that the hotter you get the more your friend group kind of goes in that direction too.

Moids have pretty privilege too which is why they are so obsessed with looksmaxxing and gym nowadays.

>>316547
All moids on tinder and dating apps are bad. But in real life there are occasionally good ones. The trick is finding one who doesn’t watch porn and isn’t sex obsessed.

>>316704
But this means having to touch rhe datingpoolat all. Sorting through any of that garbage is how they get you for the long con.

>>316699
>>316696
Yeah because avoiding men(99% are hideous( and the dating cesspool is remotely retarded

Joining the dating hellscape is the opposite if advancing your life. If you find someone out of luck then that is fine, but actually trying to date? Plus most men are ass ugly

>>316708
>>316706
Dating apps are definitely AIDS. I met my bf who is romantic, protects me, cooks for me, helps with chores and is masculine at my local gym. His dad is also masculine and old school romantic too so I think he had a good influence growing up. I had lost all hope in my dating experiences beforehand and still think 99% of moids are shit.

>>316709
As long as it is organic and natural byt dating is the long con. Good for you btw.

>>314357
I'm OP (the other response you got isn't me) I lucked into it, my CV is all over the place and my absolutely insane boss liked that I have a mix of experience with e-commerce and customer service with a focus on difficult clients (I worked for a covid vaccination hotline before and it was hell). I was applying to every bearable seeming wfh job listed on recruiting websites and heard back from a few but this one hired me on the spot during our first call.

It's an email/ticket job working for a tech sales company where I do mostly internal communication between the CEO and repair centers or lawyers and tell him about updates and forward summaries of the cases to our lawyers and send some "we told you what we can do about it, if you don't want any of this then contact us through your lawyers you speak of" emails to customers. It's very flexible and relaxed and pays well. The only downside is my boss. He's a far right aggressive moid who fulfills every single stereotype of a dangerous scrote who will kill someone one day and his temper is extremely volatile and every call is 90% about his personal life and it's a small company with his wife being the HR so we're all at his mercy and whims. But I work 5 hours a day and effectively I only spend an hour of that really working. The rest of the time I dick around or sometimes go run errands.

>>314360
You sound like an insufferable humblebragging bitch. Hope you enjoy your job while most people suffer.

>>314395
I spent my life working first-level with tasks tracked by the second and you get penalised as soon as the tracker goes over your allotted timespan or people would look up the company info and threaten to come rape and stab me. So yeah I'm glad I get to relax a bit if only for a while. I deeply regret not getting a real education. A lot of office jobs are like this but you're not supposed to talk about it because they depend on everyone pretending to be busy and you don't usually get them without certifications. But in the end the truth is that a lot of the job market is luck and connections. I sent hundreds of applications and got lucky one time. Hope you find something good anon.

>>314395
are you accusing her bragging about having a ticket job or a job at all lol

Checking in
Working from home is the biggest blessing. I can only hope it continues as the economy isn’t too great. I work from about 9-2pm (I’m a statistician) and cook all my meals at home. In my free time I gym, go on bike rides with my bf, and have been doing some gardening. I’ve got a little veggie patch and a small fruit orchard with 5 different fruit trees so far.

>>316682
Stick it in a blender moid

>>316690
I made you some hot chocolate, nona. Yes, it's all yours. Now tell me about your day!

>>316693
Yeah and then you turn around become demonic when it all inconveniences you too much

>>316695
If I turn demonic, then smack me in the head and I'll go back to being my normal self.
You havta take the bull by the horns!

>>316658
Praise Him

>>316627
I’m glad some nonas here were onto it. I was a university researcher at the time and what got me was that there was so much censorship of scientific studies saying anything to contradict the story being pushed. So much damage control behind the scenes too. I talked to one professor who had found that the vaccines caused hundreds of gene expression changes but didn’t publish the results as he didn’t want to cause hesitancy. I lost my job because of the mandate but fortunately I was able to get a better job with double the salary and better work life balance where no one cared about the jab so jokes on them.

>>316635
We need to vote with our wallets. I haven’t doordashed, ubered or eaten anything Indian in years. I was in the same boat as you job and uni wise. In the end I ended up applying for and getting a WFH job at a US company and honestly it’s so much better than working for Australia. 200k+ salary, I get to work in my pjs full time, etc.

>>316666
>the vaccines caused hundreds of gene expression changes
>vote with our wallets
shalom

>>316666
>nervous system disorders this high
can't imagine the experience I'd get if I took the jab with how fucked my cns is

Wine, I don't really like the taste but drinking it while I'm reading is a vibe.

Trying to decide what to drink tonight… I might go with dry shochu highballs…

>>312618
galaxy angel dating sim ♥

Oops

I'm kind of getting into white wine again.

Cartoonish evil, can't believe we're living in an anime kek.
>The objective, it said, is to build trust through “authentic peer-to-peer messaging” and to “normalize and humanize careers at ICE through storytelling and lived experiences.” The document said it expected more than 5,000 applicants would come through the influencer program, costing ICE about $1,500 per application.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2025/12/31/ice-wartime-recruitment-push/

>>316485
On one side, she have reasonable complains. Work shouldn't pay pocket money, money should be worth something, housing and cars should cost half of what they do and that's while all society have to offer anymore is material wealth, which they can't even get.
On the other side, she is complaining that she have to work to get things and that's sooo genZ. Wait until she have to pay taxes.

>>314277
No government have ever cared about it's people beside giving them bread and circus so they don't revolt and they shouldn't. What is a problem is that they take half of your money if you work justifying it with pinky promises and then you are left to rot.

>>316601
Less illegals mean better pay, cheaper housing, more amenities and less crimes. How is it moral to make everyone in the country miserable anyway?

The boxcars won't even be needed because Americans are so enslaved now that Americans will drive themselves to the concentration camps.

>>316604
>better pay, cheaper housing, more amenities and less crimes.
Oh to be this high on copium
No, the top 1% will not give you any of those things

>>312809
Sad incident, but few and far between. Boston is actually pretty safe overall, but it sucks because the housing is too expensive.