Nonbinary is an empirical claim that has no propositional content. It is 100% introspection based no nothing more than trying to explain oneself to oneself with only internal evidence. There is no feeling or "performance" that goes along with being male or female. It's essentially just a word game to opt out of an oppressor identity and commits you nothing.
Why do men who pretend to be women and women who don't know what they are all get to participate in the women's category...why don't any of these non-women compete in the men's category? Oh yeah, cuz they can't win there!!!
I vehemently refuse to use a plural pronoun to refer to a singular person, particularly when there is an entirely suitable singular, non-gendered pronoun already available. If it wants to be neither a he nor a she, it can accept that available singular pronoun. Its confusion about its own gender or sexuality should not lead to an entire generation of confused 3rd graders learning grammar, nor torture SAT-takers wondering if the College Board is woke or not. It won a women's title, and it deserves recognition for that, not for whatever role it assumes in between the sheets.
1. Our entire universe is made up of ones and zeros, it is the universal language. They send messages into space encoded in binary.
2. If “they” doesn’t claim to be non-binary “they” get less media attention. So there is personal incentive to make these kind of claims.
3. How is she non-binary and competing with women?
Nonbinary is an empirical claim that has no propositional content. It is 100% introspection based no nothing more than trying to explain oneself to oneself with only internal evidence. There is no feeling or "performance" that goes along with being male or female. It's essentially just a word game to opt out of an oppressor identity and commits you nothing.
Why do men who pretend to be women and women who don't know what they are all get to participate in the women's category...why don't any of these non-women compete in the men's category? Oh yeah, cuz they can't win there!!!
I vehemently refuse to use a plural pronoun to refer to a singular person, particularly when there is an entirely suitable singular, non-gendered pronoun already available. If it wants to be neither a he nor a she, it can accept that available singular pronoun. Its confusion about its own gender or sexuality should not lead to an entire generation of confused 3rd graders learning grammar, nor torture SAT-takers wondering if the College Board is woke or not. It won a women's title, and it deserves recognition for that, not for whatever role it assumes in between the sheets.