Definitely. Out of curiosity, will it be relevant if I post a recent study here relating to TI and normal people brains and we can all disassemble why such a study is so stupid? Because society has been conditioned to believe research that supports the TI narrative (especially existing research which provides raw data on differences between the brains of the normal people and gender deluded), but most people don't really know what good research looks like nor are most able to interpret it as some of it's lexicon are outside of generalised education (e.g. descriptive statistics). I think a discussion about a recent research which supports the TI narrative helps keep everyone up to date about what TRAs are arguing and how they're basing their arguments. Alternatively I'm thinking about just starting a blog (under a different name) and just posting it there and pointing out a couple of things of the research and how the studies do not separate gender stereotypes from biology and instead just assume that "female identities" and "male identities" are entities merged with the person's physiology and not simply abstract concepts. To counteract this lunacy we need to counter it from so many perspectives (e.g. biological, psychological, sociological).