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>Perhaps people are afraid to do such research, as some of the implications could be threatening to their careers, considering the fact that some people seem to
by user_7832 4y ago
>Perhaps people are afraid to do such research, as some of the implications could be threatening to their careers, considering the fact that some people seem to make hormonal imbalances part of their identity? I'm honestly a bit hesitant to even post this comment as it may quickly get flagged by people who oppose having an open discussion about these things, but oh well.
I would like to remind you that 90% of people in real life are not on either extreme of the political spectrum. The news channels get money by dramatizing everything, don't forget their motivation. I am pretty sure if there were interested researchers with enough funding and a chance to have media pick it up it would (likely) be done. My guess is that there is too little research and not enough publicity.
- Gigachad 4y agoThe 90% have less than 90% influence. If you are a researcher, you don't need 51% of people against you to get kicked out. 5% of very vocal opponents and 95% indifferent is all it takes.