Scientific Method Gives Way to Feminist Science

Sometimes progressives attack the peripheral accessories of civilization, such as drinking straws. Other times, they go for the foundations. Marriage is one example. Another is science:

“Research Justice 101: Tools for Feminist Science” will be hosted at the [University of California, Santa Cruz] next week and teach researchers how to “practice a socially just science,” according to the event’s description on the university’s website. Researchers at UC Berkeley and other nearby schools have been invited to attend.

“Participants will be challenged to apply principles and practices of justice to their own work, interrogating questions such as: Who benefits? Who is harmed? Who is most vulnerable? … And ultimately, who do we do science for, and why? The workshop will conclude with practical skills and resources for participants to push their research communities to be more inclusive, equitable and attentive to social justice,” the event description states.

The workshop will be led by PhD student Paloma Medina, who helped initiate the Queer Ecologies research cluster, the apparent purpose of which is to warp science to support aberrant sexual behavior.

Science is based on the belief that 2 + 2 = 4 — i.e., that it is possible to make objective sense of reality because it conforms to unalterable rules. This approach put men on the moon and enabled our current standard of living. But in the future, science will be based on the belief that 2 + 2 = whatever serves to empower politically preferred identity groups.

Yet again we see that progressivism is truly totalitarian, in that its proponents are intent on subordinating every conceivable aspect of human existence to their ideology.

When they are done with Western Civilization, not a single brick of it will rest atop another.

On a tip from J.