The Most Compelling Argument Against Trans Athletes In Sports

David Geary explains the different capacities of men and women in sports. What do David Geary's findings suggest about the throwing accuracy of males and females? Which sports does David Geary think men are better at than women? What kind of cognitive differences has David Geary studied in both sexes?

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[ChrisWillx]

The fascinating full episode with David goes live this Monday. Press Subscribe you beauties.

[Zanroff]

We need to celebrate the differences between men and women.

[seb]

I remember watching the trans-activists attack Riley in open mouthed shock. And then the college came out the next day and praised their "peaceful" protest. Unbelievable.

[bethanysherman]

I just can't believe we're in a place where this is even an adult discussion...

[fprleite]

That’s fascinating to see this finally coming to light. As a biologist I learned the differences in the cells and muscle fibers in embryos of different sexes, but no one talk about it. Hormones play a part, but it’s much more.

[watamutha]

The fact that we are even arguing this in 2023 shows how depraved we've become. I'm a liberal and I think this is ridiculous.

[brockstar]

I have raised 3 girls and 5 boys (with the help of my wife lol) and the physical development between girls and boys is obvious. Boys do everything physical sooner bigger and bolder. My girls spoke sooner and better than my boys and seemed more able to sit still and concentrate better.

[maplenook]

It’s pretty obvious to anyone with children

[mxtafsa]

oh no boys and girls are different! What an astounding scientific discovery!

[eyeswideopenpod]

I don’t understand why we have to prove that men and women are different in sports it’s obvious. Great clip tho! This is a great argument for why bio men shouldn’t be in women’s sports.

[Naoko]

My eleven year old daughter is good at sports, but she is very aware of her inability to compete with the boys, especially when it comes to throwing balls. She is always impressed by the velocity of a ball thrown by a boy, because she cannot do it in the same way. But as pointed out in the interview, there are other areas where girls are far better. We just have to accept reality.

[proddreamatnight]

When you consider the fact that exogenous testosterone is banned across every sport, and that men can naturally produce up to 15x more endogenously than women - that should be the single factor that keeps women's sport leagues and the open leagues seperate

[chasingthesun-bicx]

The fact that women have said no thank you and have been ignored and bullied shows you exactly what this whole movement is IMHO.

[maplenook]

There’s a big safety issue with men playing competitively with women

[PhreakPhantom]

Best argument against it: There's no reasonable argument FOR it.

[estherdmees]

I can’t believe that we as a society need this conversation now. And how we actually managed to get more stupid instead of more enlightened with time. Everyone is just so willing to override reality that we all knew a second ago

[sarahpiaggio]

What proves to me the difference in strength and physical capacity between the sexes is the fact that it's only trans men-to-women who are trying to compete as their chosen gender. Where are all the trans women-to men banging down the doors to get into men's sport? The fact that it's not happening leads us to the inevitable conclusion that they KNOW that they're not unfairly advantaged against born men, and that in fact they're at a disadvantage.

[ogierthedane]

Even as a small boy, i clearly remember the girls were unable to compete at the same level in any gym or play activities... "throwing like a girl" exists !

[shirleymcgivney]

At primary school a boy due to a disability batted in rounders with us girls...Sometimes we couldn't even find the ball..We all wanted him to be on our team..Happily his leg issues seemed to be resolved by secondary school.. And was off enjoying sports with the rest of the boys...

[tedhamilton]

In high school (early 1980's), Phys Ed was co-ed. In ALL cases, the teams having more males dominated competition.