Magic Thinking Now Part of TV Pop Science! By Brain Simpson
Neil de Grasse, the Black popular physics for the mass media guru has said that DNA does not determine sex. What does then? Human choice it seems, as a person can decide on a day-to-day basis if they are male or female. He has come in for a lot of criticism from conservatives for this distortion of science. Would the laws of motion also be decided by personal choice? Of course not. But on the gender agenda, if he did state common sense truths, like biologist Richard Dawkins recently did, the lobby would come down hard on him and work would dry up. So, he does what every university busy bee does and says what the system wants.
"TV scientist Neil deGrasse Tyson has elicited backlash after claiming that DNA doesn't determine whether a person is male or female.
Yes, really.
Here he claims that every day anyone can decide "today I feel like I am female or male."
Presumably they can just change their mind back again the next day?
Tyson is not a biologist, he's a physicist, still shouldn't he know better?
He's a scientist, yet he is essentially saying that anything can just be the way you feel like it being at any given moment."
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