Living into the Intentionality of what Openness Can Be
Clarity of thought and clarity of expression are often linked. It is striking how elaborate the elocutions become when you don’t just want to speak the plain truth, in this case, “Our principles were getting in the way, so we disposed of them.”
Not quite on topic, but close, is an article today pointing out how crazy Scientific American has gotten. It published a hit piece on the Cass Review, for instance, complaining that it diverged from the recommendations of WPATH and the American Academy of Pediatrics--but the entire point of the article was to demonstrate that the WPATH and AAP recommendations depended on debased science. Even constructing sentences that advance this complaint requires an astonishing muddiness of thought.
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Not quite on topic, but close, is an article today pointing out how crazy Scientific American has gotten. It published a hit piece on the Cass Review, for instance, complaining that it diverged from the recommendations of WPATH and the American Academy of Pediatrics--but the entire point of the article was to demonstrate that the WPATH and AAP recommendations depended on debased science. Even constructing sentences that advance this complaint requires an astonishing muddiness of thought.
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