monkers
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So a doped cyclist who comes last in the Tour de France wouldn't be considered to have an unfair advantage because the doping wasn't enough to improve their placing? Ethics in sport has never worked like that. We simply don't measure whether something is fair in sport based on outcome. Otherwise a very slow but able bodied athlete would be allowed in the Paraolympics.
Article on sex/gender and sport by a former Olympic rower and orthopedic surgeon:
https://journals.lww.com/clinorthop...ender,_Race,_and_Ethnicity__Sex_and.1181.aspx
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York's 'actual reality' is based on anecdotal evidence and pseudo science. Analysis of their
article here:
View: https://twitter.com/runthinkwrite/status/1656775298933747716
It must be a bit of a blow to these activists that sports are now both following the science and finally listening to female athletes.
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You argue like an idiot. Just try using a rational argument for once. I can't be bothered with this utter nonsense of your's.