129 karma · joined February 15, 2023
Also you are still wrong about most of that. The vaccine is certainly safe and effective, masks definitely help, lockdowns definitely helped the overrun hospitals. Yes there were adverse effects in some of these policies unfortunately.
https://tinybase.org/guides/persistence/database-persistence...
Planetscale is definitely popular and they get a lot of free advertisement from tech influencers (may change without the free tier) but most people I know in enterprise haven't heard of it.
Don't let your narrative be shaped by stats that aren't proportional.
https://www.npr.org/2023/11/01/1197954487/antitrust-double-f...
What...
For example, go try to change Laverne Cox's Wikipedia to male you will have the same issue.
Why limit it to trans people, go change J.K Rowling to Male because I think she is male, if I get enough Wikipedia editors on board we should be able to do that right?
Also in all of these cases the gender of the person is one of the least interesting and important things about them to me as someone who doesn't know them, so why would I care to tell them what gender they are. Why would anyone else?
Wikipedia editors shouldn't have more say in someone's gender than the person themselves. I guess that seems obvious to me.
And yea being inclusive of trans people and accepting current theories of psychological and medical treatment is a Western bias.
But I don't think any other angle would make sense, people are the gender they say they are seems to be a very simple policy.
Other discrimination against women seems to be a separate issue that should be addressed
Maybe if you give an example of what issue you have seen?