Comments by "marie parker" (@marieparker3822) on "Cambridge Dictionary updates definition of the word 'woman' | Laurence Fox discusses" video.

  1. I asked my local librarian (in SW London) today about the Cambridge Dictionary. She is a highly educated bright young twenty-something, and she told me that she and the library support these 'inclusive' policies and definitions. She started throwing her degrees at me to give me scientific justification for the Gender Religion-Industry. It so happens that my degree (some decades ago) did the definition and the embryological development of sex rather thoroughly, along with the abnormalities that can occur, either with non-disjunction of sex chromosomes at meiosis (formation of gametes) or with a genetic biochemical/metabolic deficiency, eg complete insensitivity of all tissues to androgens including testosterone. These people are rare. According to her, of course, they are not at all rare. They are extremely common. She then resorted to the tried and true method of simply changing definitions - expanding them as required. Any facts I gave her about what is happening in education or medicine, or detransitioners were simply denied. It was like talking to a Party Member.
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