foodlock

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by foodlock 2y ago
You've know you've been called out on your bullshit and are attempting to deflect. That's fine, you can do that if you want. But there's really no point in continuing any sort of exchange with you on this, because it&#x2
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by foodlock 2y ago
I'm directly addressing your claims, not arguing a point you didn't make. You said: > Because they set an unrealistic bar by excluding all research which wasn't double blind, To which I replied with a BBC News article quot
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by foodlock 2y ago
No, the study you linked had ~2200 respondents who had temporarily detransitioned but later went back to identifying as trans.
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by foodlock 2y ago
The main discrepancy is that these have different survey populations. Turban's study is based on an survey (which was also conducted online) of people who, for the most part, currently identify as trans, of which some had temporarily d
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by foodlock 2y ago
No, they did not do that. This is disinformation. As Cass herself says in this BBC News article: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-68863594 > Dr Cass was asked about particular claims spread online about her review
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by foodlock 2y ago
It's a carefully considered, in-depth and thorough evidence-based review of clinical policy from an independent expert group, led by an eminent paediatrician with decades of experience. I'm baffled as to why you've decided it
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by foodlock 2y ago
The reasons given for detransition vary by survey. In these two papers, lack of support was a minor reason amongst those surveyed: Vandenbussche, E. (2021). Detransition-Related Needs and Support: A Cross-Sectional Online Survey. Journal o
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by foodlock 2y ago
> and having spent some time seeing their perspective they felt that transition would better resolve some internal tension Thing is though, that during puberty there is a huge amount of internal tension as one's body goes through si