Are you claiming that the emotional, political and philosophical interactions of humans can not be evaluated scientifically? If the scientific process does not

Are you claiming that the emotional, political and philosophical interactions of humans can not be evaluated scientifically? If the scientific process does not apply to Gender Studies, that's fine I suppose, it can be considered part of the arts. However, it would be an error to then consider forming policy based on it - similar to forming policy based on music or painting. In order for us to make policy decisions or recommendations, there needs to be academic rigor, otherwise we may as well be a theocracy. I know you didn't directly bring up anything about forming policy, so those points aren't necessarily directed at you. I bring them up because I see a lot of material from the field of Gender Studies being used to form policy, law and social expectations.