
Throwing Like a Girl: Is Biology Allowed to Explain Anything?
Fausto-Sterling’s treatment of sex differences in throwing reveals how modern Blank Slate thinking survives by acknowledging biology in principle while dismissing it in practice.
Holding the line on free speech, science, and reality.
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Fausto-Sterling’s treatment of sex differences in throwing reveals how modern Blank Slate thinking survives by acknowledging biology in principle while dismissing it in practice.

The same intellectual habits that once denied innate differences in the mind now deny the material realities of the body.

The candidate’s Reddit history suggests a grasp of reality that is tenuous at best.

DEI has consumed resources, displaced productive work, and created years of costly clean-up.

Shooting and archery may appear like tests of pure skill, but the body still shapes the outcome.

The headlines are not sloppy; they are carefully worded to obscure the truth.

A new Oregon study shows that pediatric gender transitions aren’t as rare as advocates of the “affirming” model assured us.

The study’s leaders have announced it will proceed after all. But absent a planned 2nd phase to study cross-sex hormones, the trial is likely to amount to not much more than a $14 million cash sink.

Kiran Asher’s rejected appointment shows that trustees can—and should—intervene when universities confuse political activism with scholarship.

And why do they sometimes watch pornography when they do?