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TopicUnder HW Bush, America blew up an Iranian civilian airplane,and he said this.
ssjevot
12/02/18 8:12:14 AM
#62
Sativa_Rose posted...
ssjevot posted...
For the record I don't care which of them could or couldn't be convicted as war criminals because they're all people who actively worked to make the world a worse place for the benefit the US and did not care about who had to be harmed to do it.


How did George HW Bush work to make the world a worse place? Do you think that the international community's liberation of Kuwait was a bad thing? Remember, it wasn't just the US who participated in the Gulf War, but an international coalition of a few dozen countries. It was actually the largest international military alliance to be engaged in combat since WWII.


I pointed that out in my own post, so why do you think I didn't know that? His policies, including those in Kuwait which he originally was not interested in doing anything about until convinced by the UK, were all based around advancing American interests. This is typical of most heads of states in most countries, but this is the attitude that leads to policies that actively harm countless people all over the world. Just ask yourself if the legal enviroment in the US was the same as other countries how much of our lifestyle would even be possible? We live our lives by exploiting the legal environments of other countries that we ourselves would not tolerate at home.

But again at no point in any of my posts have I said the Gulf War was unjustified and pointed out how it was less deserving of being called a war crime than many things Obama did. So if you want to justify the Gulf War more please argue with one of the many people in this topic calling him a war criminal for it instead.
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Topicdat Ada Wong (RE2 REmake)
ssjevot
12/02/18 12:51:32 AM
#32
RiderofHogs posted...
Skye Reynolds posted...
That is the face of a 13 year old.

Well she is Asian. I have seen some in their 40s and 50s that still look like teens.


Yeah I am really bad at estimating the age of women here in Japan.
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TopicUnder HW Bush, America blew up an Iranian civilian airplane,and he said this.
ssjevot
12/01/18 11:43:45 PM
#60
Sativa_Rose posted...
ssjevot posted...
Obama's actions in Libya, Syria, and most of the Middle East are far more worthy of being considered war crimes


Syria? wtf? No, not war crimes. No war crimes in Libya either, though the plan there turned out to be a really bad one. Still though, not a war crime. Just because you are against something doesn't make it a war crime.


You never convinced me any of those are less worthy of being considered war crimes than the Golf War. I never claimed any of them were. This topic is predicated on claiming people are war criminals not actual people convincted of war crimes. You can claim anyone or anything is a war criminal (which many do because they disagree with something as you point out). My point is that HW Bush didn't really do things that could be considered war crime level in the Gulf War that weren't matched or exceeded by Obama. The premise HW Bush was a war criminal and Obama wasn't is what the post I responded to proposed.

For the record I don't care which of them could or couldn't be convicted as war criminals because they're all people who actively worked to make the world a worse place for the benefit the US and did not care about who had to be harmed to do it.
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TopicUnder HW Bush, America blew up an Iranian civilian airplane,and he said this.
ssjevot
12/01/18 10:02:08 PM
#27
A_Good_Boy posted...
Damn_Underscore posted...
Who was the last President not to have been called a war criminal?

Obama


You can't actually believe that? Obama's actions in Libya, Syria, and most of the Middle East are far more worthy of being considered war crimes than HW Bush fighting off the Iraqi occupation of Kuwait along with most of the rest of the world.
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TopicEvangelion is getting re-dubbed for its Netflix debut.
ssjevot
12/01/18 8:51:27 AM
#13
I haven't seen many anime dubbed, but most that I have seen was awful. Cowboy Bebop was good though. I prefer the Japanese because Norio Wakamoto is my favorite voice actor, but it was still good in English.
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TopicJordan Peterson: Nazi apologist
ssjevot
12/01/18 12:24:44 AM
#81
Also don't forget he betrayed the SA as well and had their leader (someone who actually wanted socialist policies) executed. He used the working class members of the SA until he didn't need them anymore and instead largely courted the upper-class once in power.
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TopicJordan Peterson: Nazi apologist
ssjevot
11/30/18 7:58:52 PM
#77
COVxy posted...
t_paynes_ghost posted...
I read the first chapter of his latest book. It was a bit longwinded but the analogy to the point he was making, and the point he was making resonated well with me.


You always know when an academic is bullshitting you when he's writing a pop-sci book


That's really all you need. Pop-sci books almost always push a one-sided agenda because they do not need peer review and a simple story sells better to the masses. So many so called experts selling biased garbage to either make money, push an agenda, or both.
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TopicWhy is it that when non-whites "race mix" its usually with whites?
ssjevot
11/30/18 6:51:03 AM
#92
EliteC posted...
Some of the concept of race is biological: there are 3 main races, white, black and Asian.


No. You are conflating a continuum of genetic variation with the social construct of race. Genes vary across and within populations. That's biology. The categories of race are entirely social constructs. There is no biological relevance to it. You can group clusters of genes together that many people in a geographic area have and call it a race but it's arbitrary. There is relevance to certain gene clusters, especially for medicine, but again it's the genes that matter, not the race.

In the US race is almost exclusively used to refer to cultural groups. Which is why African immigrants often aren't considered black. And why someone could say act "white" when obviously you can't act a set of genetic traits. These things are all derived from culture. Skin color is just often a prominent feature of a cultural group in the US. But as you can see from people saying things like Clinton was the first black president, it is primarily culture, not genes in the US that we associate with a racial group.
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TopicWhy is it that when non-whites "race mix" its usually with whites?
ssjevot
11/30/18 3:22:48 AM
#87
Funbazooka posted...
tT723Vs

ssjevot posted...
hockeybub89 posted...
Race is a social construct


Of course it is, but it's important to remember that being a social construct doesn't mean it isn't real and have an influence on our daily lives. Laws, countries, money, etc. these are social constructs, and have pretty big impacts on how we live.

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TopicWhy is it that when non-whites "race mix" its usually with whites?
ssjevot
11/30/18 2:17:06 AM
#84
Kineth posted...
kayoticdreamz posted...
hockeybub89 posted...
Race is a social construct


Black skin and white skin are social constructs?

Thats some flaming hot shit tier take you got going on there.


What do you think the relation is between melanin content and this absolute truth you withhold?


I wonder if he considers albino black people to be white since he seems to think skin color matters.
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TopicCNN fires commentator following speech at the UN
ssjevot
11/30/18 1:35:08 AM
#115
Blighboy posted...
FLUFFYGERM posted...
Blighboy posted...
Imagine if every single criticism of Islamic terrorism was deemed Islamophobic.

The hypocrisy on display by Americans to defend their pet state is pathetic to witness.


If these leftists treated the Islamic theocracies with the same scrutiny they give Israel's every movement and fart, they wouldn't be defending them anymore.

Literally nobody defends Muslim terrorists.


That has to be objectively false. You realize that right?
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TopicCNN fires commentator following speech at the UN
ssjevot
11/30/18 1:17:13 AM
#112
DavidWong posted...
Why do Jewish people need a country, particularly a country that was already occupied by native people of that land? They didn't need one prior to the war.


A lot of Jews are leaving for Israel due to rising anti-Semitism globally. The thing that people thought they needed a country for after the war due to the Holocaust being the end result of rampant anti-Semitism (though many, many other similar things happened in other countries throughout history just on a much smaller scale). Seems disingenuous to act like there was no reason to make Israel or for it to exist. You might not agree with the reason, but it's obviously there.
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TopicWhy is it that when non-whites "race mix" its usually with whites?
ssjevot
11/30/18 1:13:45 AM
#81
hockeybub89 posted...
Race is a social construct


Of course it is, but it's important to remember that being a social construct doesn't mean it isn't real and have an influence on our daily lives. Laws, countries, money, etc. these are social constructs, and have pretty big impacts on how we live.
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TopicCNN fires commentator following speech at the UN
ssjevot
11/30/18 12:08:12 AM
#83
CruelBuffalo posted...
Why people in this topic act as if both groups haven't done incredibly horrible things to each other is beyond me, it's probably why issues surrounding Israel and Palestine can't be talked about since one side is sugar coated and the other side is demonized


I think people naturally want to take sides and frame things as black and white. It's a tribal thing. So something really gray like this is hard for most people to look at objectively.
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TopicCNN fires commentator following speech at the UN
ssjevot
11/29/18 11:56:49 PM
#59
This is tricky because free Palestine from the river to the sea is a super obvious dog whistle and it's hard to believe he wouldn't be aware of that. CNN is of course within their rights to fire him, but whether or not he isn't anti-semitic or just accidentally dog-whisteled to those people is hard to say.
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TopicWhy is it that when non-whites "race mix" its usually with whites?
ssjevot
11/29/18 11:26:25 PM
#69
Latino is usually considered an ethnicity, not a race. That's why you see White Hispanic, etc.
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TopicWhy is it that when non-whites "race mix" its usually with whites?
ssjevot
11/29/18 9:32:23 PM
#56
There are many half black/Japanese people here in Japan. Two seperate Ms. Japan's were half black. The woman who sings all the songs for Persona 5 is also half black.
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TopicSecond man killed by train while placing flowers to honor the previous victim.
ssjevot
11/29/18 5:47:08 AM
#33
Could be a suicide.
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TopicWhy is "ching chong bing bong" racist?
ssjevot
11/29/18 2:46:55 AM
#8
I guess it isn't specifically "racist", but it's certainly bigoted against speakers of another language.
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TopicJordan Peterson: Nazi apologist
ssjevot
11/29/18 1:48:34 AM
#61
Dash_Harber posted...
false flags


On that one it's really a point of debate that probably can't ever be settled:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reichstag_fire#Dispute_about_Van_der_Lubbe's_role_in_the_Reichstag_fire

Either way it was exactly what they needed to get into power.
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TopicWow, the first episode of Dragon Ball Z is trash.
ssjevot
11/28/18 10:08:05 PM
#20
For me the Japanese music is so iconic it's really hard to watch the dub regardless of voice acting quality (which I don't actually think is very good, but some people hate Japanese Goku).
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TopicJordan Peterson: Nazi apologist
ssjevot
11/28/18 9:44:08 PM
#39
The US propaganda film for soliders in WWII, "Why We Fight" actually contextualizes quite a bit despite being a propaganda film. I actually think context can help strengthen your narrative. That said JP is just awful whether he is claiming to be a scientist or a philosopher. If he is a scientist he is making far reaching claims the evidence doesn't support as strongly as he claims, sand sometimes he makes logical leaps that are just not acceptable to do in science. As a philosopher he employs a lot of logical phallacies in his arguments, so it's just hard to think highly of him either way.
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TopicWow, the first episode of Dragon Ball Z is trash.
ssjevot
11/28/18 6:31:20 PM
#14
Just watch Kai. It removes most of the bullshit and therefore follows the manga a lot more closely.
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TopicReplaying FF7. Some of the music is bad IMO
ssjevot
11/28/18 1:58:32 AM
#4
Wow, I was thinking you might nitpick a few songs and then the chose two of the best and I am just like what?
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TopicHow about this gender scheme.
ssjevot
11/27/18 8:56:19 PM
#81
Fam_Fam posted...
like how we separate people based on genitals? in spite of the million other characteristics of a person?


Yeah, gender is a social construct, glad you recognize that. It's sort of the basis for the entire idea behind trans individuals.
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TopicHow about this gender scheme.
ssjevot
11/27/18 8:36:42 PM
#79
You're again missing the point. That we would categorize people as one gender or another based on what their brain looks like would by its very definition be a social construct. This is especially problematic because you are giving two categories to a continuous variable. Brains vary such that you will have a number of people right on the border of wherever your arbitrary cutoff is. It is also extremely reductionist because you are ignoring all the different sources of variation and reducing it down to one overall variance ignoring the potential roles individual area differences may or may not play in gendered behavior.
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TopicHow about this gender scheme.
ssjevot
11/27/18 7:41:17 PM
#77
Fam_Fam posted...
ssjevot posted...
And seriously, read TC's post again. Not his attempt to moderate his position later. He makes it clear he wants people to be diagnosed in the basis of a "brain scan" and if the data doesn't meet his criteria they can't be reassigned. He wants to ignore behavioral measures for fMRI or whatever else and you're over here talking about some complimentary medicine approach that is doing nothing but obsfucating the awful proposal TC has.


people can identify however they want. what i'm saying is that science CAN identify a real situation, and can make a note of this through gendering to point out a real discrepancy


Yeah, you're reading way too much into the realness of forcing someone into a socially defined binary category from what is a biological continuum. Brains vary massively in many ways and this leads to extremely complex and poorly understood behavioral processes. You want to do a scan and force people into two categories that are completely socially constructed. Think about how ridiculous that sounds.
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TopicHow about this gender scheme.
ssjevot
11/27/18 7:35:03 PM
#74
COVxy posted...
I should also mention that exposure therapy works well because fear conditioning was systematically worked out very early on, and actively disregards patient's subjective sense and deliberately makes them uncomfortable.


Okay, so does that make it not a very effective treatment for a number of disorders?
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TopicHow about this gender scheme.
ssjevot
11/27/18 7:33:41 PM
#72
COVxy posted...
Exposure therapy is pretty much clinical psychology's only claim to fame, and only treats anxiety disorders, and disorders stemming from such.

But I was moreover referencing biomedical treatments.


The number of caveats required to make your argument work makes it not very parsimonious, no?
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TopicHow about this gender scheme.
ssjevot
11/27/18 7:27:51 PM
#70
COVxy posted...
With very low success rates overall.


Objectively false. Look up the success rate of exposure therapy.

https://scholar.google.co.jp/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=exposure+therapy+effectiveness&oq=exposure+therapy+eff

Many very different disorders are helped greatly by this same treatment.
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TopicHow about this gender scheme.
ssjevot
11/27/18 7:17:22 PM
#68
You're making a lot of assumptions and in terms of treatment it doesn't neccessarily matter. Many different disorders or similar disorders with different causes can be helped by the same treatments. There really is no justifiable reason to refuse a treatment that evidence suggests works for individuals with a specific set of behavioral symptoms just because their brain scan didn't meet your criteria. I mean what do you want to do with those people? Say, sorry your brain doesn't look feminine enough, so your feelings aren't valid, go home and sleep it off? That sounds extreme but I don't get what you are proposing here.
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TopicHow about this gender scheme.
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11/27/18 7:12:17 PM
#65
Blue_Dream87 posted...
What's wrong with just considering brain imaging as one component of treatment? Two clients can have similar symptoms, but if scans reveal different biological mechanisms in play, we need to take that into account for optimal treatment.


No one objects to using that as part of a treatment, though the way you are talking about it is a bit strange since there will never not be different biological mechanisms in play (the question is the degree of difference, how to interpret that, and how much we actually understand how they contribute to the end behavior). The problem is TC wants to require a sepecific result of a brain scan to be reassigned
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TopicHow about this gender scheme.
ssjevot
11/27/18 7:10:59 PM
#64
COVxy posted...
Gender expression and gender roles are certainly socially constructed. But gender dysphoria wouldn't be such a big deal if it were possible to just decide to identify a different way, or move to a location where your interests are more related to your sex. The trouble is that immutable aspect.


Nothing disagreeable here. It is only disagreeable if you attempt to use sexually dymorphic brain activity as a qualifying requirement to being diagnosed with GD which is what TC wants to do, and what my disagreement is with.
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11/27/18 6:49:15 PM
#60
COVxy posted...
Literally millions of dollars of grant funding is being funneled into projects attempting to use imaging to generate new methodology and test out existing methodology to stick people in the scanner and tell who "does or does not" or to empirically categorize people into biologically determined disorders.


You realize by definition GD has a social component since genders are socially constructed right?
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11/27/18 6:47:30 PM
#59
And seriously, read TC's post again. Not his attempt to moderate his position later. He makes it clear he wants people to be diagnosed in the basis of a "brain scan" and if the data doesn't meet his criteria they can't be reassigned. He wants to ignore behavioral measures for fMRI or whatever else and you're over here talking about some complimentary medicine approach that is doing nothing but obsfucating the awful proposal TC has.
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11/27/18 6:41:54 PM
#57
COVxy posted...
ssjevot posted...
There is zero reason to do it. No one in the field wants to do or would do what you are saying so the whole thing is idiotic.


Yeah no one wants to use fMRI as a basis for if someone can or cannot have depression or GD. I will stand by that statement.
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11/27/18 6:38:53 PM
#55
COVxy posted...
You framed the goal of individualized medicine in psychiatry as some silly notion that nobody in the field seriously considers, but in fact it is currently a booming field, especially in the qMRI field.


What? I never did anything like that. I said you can't use a "brain scan" to gatekeep who can and cannot be diagnosed with GD. Stop making strawman arguments up.
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11/27/18 6:28:56 PM
#53
COVxy posted...
Every method has limitations. Literally every method. Calcium indicators mess directly with neural dynamics. LFP's can come from literally anywhere in the brain. Doesn't mean they aren't useful. All neuroscience methods involved in collecting neural data require extensive signal processing, extensive statistical methodology. That's just the nature of recording from a complex biological environment.

You are throwing the baby out with the bathwater, for whatever reason, and doing so selectively.


ssjevot posted...
I am not a fan of it myself, but think it is a useful measure for what I do and think the stuff we do with primates also has limitations.


They teach reading comprehension in your program or just how to make logical fallacies?
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11/27/18 6:18:03 PM
#51
COVxy posted...
I've worked in nonhuman primates before, and am currently finishing my PhD in a lab that does primarily MR imaging. I don't need to read anything on wikipedia.


Already got my PhD. And clearly you do, since you apparently don't know any of the issues related to it.
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11/27/18 6:13:07 PM
#49
COVxy posted...
Trust me, I know BOLD is far and away from a direct measure. That doesn't make it crude. The latter statement is entirely incorrect lol.


What?

You claim you know BOLD and then say that is incorrect?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Functional_magnetic_resonance_imaging

Might want to at least read a Wikipedia article before saying stuff you don't understand. The issues reflect what I said. I wonder how you can know what the BOLD signal is and not call it crude since it isn't even a measure of brain activity, but an assumed correlation. There are a number of people in neuroscience who completely dismiss fMRI for reasons that have some validity. I am not a fan of it myself, but think it is a useful measure for what I do and think the stuff we do with primates also has limitations.
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11/27/18 6:05:23 PM
#44
COVxy posted...
Current methods lead to 30% success rate with SSRI's. There are over 1000 permutations of possible forms of "major depression".


That's literally a treatment we don't understand fully the mechanism behind because of the complexity of the brain is it relates to depression and you are saying we need to diagnosis depression based on brain measures?

COVxy posted...
Who said anything about crude measures? The field is heavily developing, becoming increasingly sophisticated in it's approaches and quantifications. Secondly, output of a system can be produced by many different ways, 1+4 = 5, but so does 7 - 2. Understanding the underlying biological mechanisms will lead to better more precise treatment.


There is no way to use electrodes on human subjects outside epilepsy patients. PET is even more expensive and hard to get permission to do because of the radioactive isotopes involved. And yes fMRI is an extremely crude measure. I combine it with EEG at the same time to deal with issues in the temporal resolution, but it's nothing close to what you can do with electrodes and the data analysis is messy by requirement. The whole field of fMRI is controversial because of the all the stats fudging needed to even get any usable data.
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TopicHow about this gender scheme.
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11/27/18 6:00:39 PM
#42
Fam_Fam posted...
you can certainly have it be when someone is an adult and the brain stabilizes as a cutoff for when you can do this.


Your brain never stops changing. The degree of change slows, but never stops. You continue losing and making new neurons and new connections between neurons.
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TopicHow about this gender scheme.
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11/27/18 5:57:45 PM
#41
Fam_Fam posted...
again, "not everyone"...I did not say everyone would display it. What I'm saying is that you have an indicator for some people, for whom this would identify as having a brain that is more like the opposite gender, and this would identify those people and mark them accordingly. R


Fam_Fam posted...
If you believe your brain gender is incorrect (i.e. many people who are currently trans), you can get that checked out through an eval and an exam that will do MRI (or w/e) and look at your brain and see if your brain doesn't match your physical sex, which does happen for some people, causing their emotional distress/confusion. If it's not matching, you can be relisted as MF or FM (where your brain is switched to one that you feel / the exam identifies as being valid).


Yeah man you totally weren't trying to gatekeep who can be trans with fMRI. You might want to read your own posts in the future. And we have a current way to classify GD, it's using behavior. You know the thing we are actually concerned about.
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TopicHow about this gender scheme.
ssjevot
11/27/18 5:54:48 PM
#39
COVxy posted...
It's not like you engaged with my earlier post lol.


Because you can't be bothered to read my posts. Even if it could be used to daignose it's much to expensive to be used practically and offers no advantages over the current methods used. You really need to ask yourself why do you want to gatekeep who can be diagnosed with a behavioral illness by looking at a crude measure of brain activity instead of relying on the behavioral measures used by experts in the field? What does it do other than potentially allow you to be a bigot to people you think are "faking" it for attention or whatever it is that makes you want this so badly?
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ssjevot
11/27/18 5:37:15 PM
#33
COVxy posted...
ssjevot posted...
hypocampus


lol


Nice response. Really convincing.
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ssjevot
11/27/18 5:11:44 PM
#31
Fam_Fam posted...
because scientists have been able to identify when brain activity looks more like the typical brain of someone of the other sex?


Yeah, I already said that. Then you posted excerpts repeating what I already said. And again it's a comparison of averages. Not everyone with GD has a BOLD signal that would match a typical male or female's and there is great variation among male's and female's to begin with. Your entire premise is to use fMRI to gatekeep who can and can't be trans for no reason other than to justify your bigotry. There is zero reason to do it. No one in the field wants to do or would do what you are saying so the whole thing is idiotic. It's as dumb as using hippocampus activity to determine if depression is "legitimate" or whatever. You can't use a crude measure of brain activity to determine the legitimacy of complex behavior.
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ssjevot
11/27/18 10:32:07 AM
#26
Fam_Fam posted...
And if it's not the body, and not the brain, what is the source of the gender dysmorphia that people are facing? Is there an alternative that you are suggesting?


Try reading my post where I describe how neither EEG or fMRI can possibly tell you enough to diagnose such a complex behavior. I literally study color processing in the brain and we can't even figure that out in detail. What makes you think we can look at some scans (nevermind the immense cost) and diagnose something as complex as GD?
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ssjevot
11/27/18 10:24:03 AM
#24
Romes187 posted...
How about we stop giving a fuck about gender

Its so boring and 2017


Gender was first applied to describing human traits in in 1945 and got popular in the 70s. It was originally just for describing grammatical gender in language.
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ssjevot
11/27/18 10:21:39 AM
#23
Fam_Fam posted...
A reason why people have GD is because their brain does not match their body.


Seriously, stop inserting your political agenda into this. Some people with GD have brains that look more similar to a typical brain of a biological female than a biological male in some regions. This is not a diagnostic criteria nor should it ever be. Brains vary dramatically in many ways and fMRI and EEG do not capture much of that variation. It's obvious your entire goal is to justify bigotry against trans people, and attempting to pretend you know more about the science than the people who actually do it isn't helping.
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ssjevot
11/27/18 9:59:01 AM
#18
Fam_Fam posted...
it's not to "validate feelings", its to diagnose a legitimate condition where one's brain does not match ones body, leading to body dysmorphia, which is a legitimate condition that ails people. this system would officially recognize where people actually ARE trans (i.e. having a body that doesn't match "who they are", i.e. their brain). It would recognize that this IS a legitimate issue that people have, and would allow people to be identified properly.


Please check the DSM entry for gender dysphoria. There is nothing about brain and body mismatch. Stop trying to redefine medical categories to suit your political agenda.
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