Check the names you've heard of, let's talk about their ideas
The one person no one knew, Sasha Shulgan, was a biochemist and researcher, and is who introduced MDMA to psychiatrists in the 70s.
You could've used any female scientist and it's likely the outcome would been the same. Achievements of women are rarely celebrated.
I don't think it's due to some sort of nefarious institutionalized system. I think it's due to the fragile egos of those around them, who just happened to be mostly men at the time.
Everyone wants to fly into space, but nobody is celebrating Margaret Hamilton. 🤷♂️
@caustic_gnostic You didn't even look the motherfucker up HE is a MAN and HE is NOT trans. People can have odd names.
My mistake, I misread what you typed. My brain decided to insert a 'she' in there for no apparent reason. I didn't consciously go out of my way to misgender them.
Instead of making it a respectful teaching moment, just light into them.
Great approach.
@caustic_gnostic Your point was fair, but it had nothing to do with Shulgan tbh
To your point, I knew about the others simply because of how YouTube works.
You are correct, I didn't go digging about Sasha. You made it clear what they were most known for. Should I have looked anyway and questioned your claim, yes. Did I, no. I wasn't challenging your claim. I was just agreeing in my own, apparently misguided way.
My brain being half mush to begin with, forgets Sasha is a man's name in many places. Stacy is more common here for men than Sasha. 🤷♂️
@Jazzy_Butts
I'm not thin skinned and I admit when I screw up.
It got you to interact though. 🤷♂️