Jennifer Bilek
Feb 185 min
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Many activists today are attempting to push back against a medical-tech industry that is assaulting children's reproductive organs, and the human sex binary itself. This industry not only poses serious risks to children and adults, and societal norms, but also promotes an ideology suggesting that individuals can simply choose their biological sex.
These activists are engaged in a battle against what I term the "gender industry," a construct largely driven by adult male fantasies of appropriating womanhood as they intersect with the medical-tech industry. This industry not only undermines the rights of children and women based on biological sex but also attempts to establish a narrative that recognizes a third category of sexed human beings outside the binary of male and female, requiring special rights and considerations.
By employing opposite-sex pronouns and amplifying the voices of individuals with artificially constructed sex characteristics, some of these activists are inadvertently contributing to the legitimization of this corporately fabricated category of humanity. Others have built organizations in effort to offer emotional help to families with a loved one taking on an alternative sex identity but have wound up supporting the initial problem: a corporate and technological construct of an alternative type of human being.
The legal advancements made in the name of protecting this manufactured third sex category of humanity rely on linguistic manipulations that distort the very foundation of human existence. For activists adopting such language, attempting to curry inroads of communication with people who have been captured by the ideology, any success they acquire will only provide temporary relief, as it fails to address the underlying issue: the proliferation of technologically manipulated humans who make up the alternative sex category and where it is leading.
The notion of a third type of human, divorced from biological reality, serves as a pretext for the sale of artificial sex characteristics, and ultimately paves the way for a technological revolution in human reproduction. This process moves us away from our intimate connections to biology, each other, and will, if successful, make women obsolete.
The gender industry thrives on dismantling the understanding of biological sexes and promotes an untold number of fluid sexual identities and orientations. As the demand for products supporting technologically engineered humans grows, fueled by the allure of "technology as a life-giving god," societal norms are rapidly evolving, accompanied by legislative changes to accommodate these new identities. However, it's crucial to recognize that these identities are artificially constructed through a combination of drugs, surgeries, language manipulation, and technology. They are devoid of any inherent reality.
Most activists attempting to resist the gender industry have only scratched the surface of the technological underpinnings of the market in deconstructing sex, narrowly focusing on the recent medical scandals, oversexualization of children and intrusions into women’s rights, without fully grasping the broader implications at play.
Tying this construct of another kind of human to an already established human rights apparatus for people with same sex attraction, via the LGB NGO and political infrastructure, was strategic genius. This has cultivated public sympathy for a third type of human that simply does not exist. It is purely a corporate, technological fabrication, at least so far.
The SoftBank Group's pursuit of a $100 billion AI chip venture, code-named Izanagi, inspired by the Japanese god of creation, epitomizes the use of technology toward creating a post biological existence for humanity, and imagining a tech god that will do the creating. SoftBank is renowned for its LGBTQ initiatives and “inclusive” work environment, and has received the highest Gold rating in the PRIDE Index.
Silicon Valley has been reporting on the melding of man and machine since early 2000s, and predicted humans will be partnering with robots in technology marriages in the future. This is a trajectory toward a technological usurpation of creation itself.
The oversexualization of children on their tech platforms and in schools, and especially on their social media, are sexually traumatizing them into a state of dissociation from their bodies, while they become further entrenched in technology, and are groomed in schools, to believe that their parents do not always have their best interests at heart. This is occurring while women, the natural life-givers, are being erased in language and law, and reduced to inhuman caricatures in public displays of male fetishes.
Figures like Martine Rothblatt, a transsexual transhumanist invested in the furtherance of transsexual identities into a transhumanist realm, the future of technological reproduction, gene editing, AI, and human surveillance, and his mentor of Google fame, Ray Kurzweil, envision a future where technology transcends human limitations, blurring the lines between biology and machinery. Kurzweil, a Google advisor, envisions a future where humanity, augmented by technology, transcends age-old limitations, potentially altering the nature of mortality. He consistently insists on the emergence of god-like tech and a future humanity that is post biological, not gestated by women, but by technology. Rothblatt, along with building a tech-centered religion, has outlined principles resembling a blueprint for the modern gender movement, seeking to overcome what he terms "fleshism." Kurzweil’s employer, Google, the pioneering corporation in the transhumanist domain, is assisting the Trevor Project, an LGBT NGO, in developing an AI platform for children, and furthering the narrative for children that they can choose their sex.
When we shift the lens on the third sex category of humanity presented to us, from human rights to business and technological developments, it becomes evident that the gender industry is primarily profit driven, with an eye toward controlling human evolution.
Activists leveraging individuals with artificially constructed sex characteristics, to sway those misled by, and invested in, the human rights frame, reinforce the legitimacy of the harmful construct. Historically, this approach has proven to be counterproductive since the industry’s infancy in the 1960s. It is now a much stronger business model.
Efforts to combat the cultural ramifications of the gender industry must not turn away from confronting its technological dimension and its promotion of a technologically fabricated third type of human. Legal victories against this corporate illusion are likely to be short-lived, as the industry continues to thrive with substantial legal and financial backing, unless we can claw back the right to speak intelligibly, so everyone can understand what is at stake.
The top one hundred highest-earning international law firms worldwide all have LGBT platforms supporting the gender industry. This support champions the destruction of healthy human reproductive organs, the use of drugs and surgeries that radically compromise health, and linguistic fabrications that confuse people that have already been captivated by a nefarious narrative. Many have been led to the belief of a transcendent third category of human beings, and the ideas that people can change sex and that reproductive sex exists on a spectrum. These law firms offer pro bono legal assistance, allyship programs, health insurance, guidebooks for legal strategies that support a third category of human, and even organize Pride parades for individuals seeking to override their biological sex through technology and drugs.
The widespread support of major corporations and financial firms for profitable medical-tech interventions promoted by the gender industry, further underscores the profit-driven nature of this enterprise and its roots in human engineering. Despite efforts to portray technologically and medically constructed sex characteristics as unique identities, they remain myths perpetuated for profit. There are only males and females of our species.
Activists must focus on addressing the root causes perpetuating the profit-driven interests of the gender industry while safeguarding the rights of individuals and protecting children. Challenging its false narratives and advocating for truth in language that supports our biological reality against a synthetic one, will be essential in effecting lasting change.
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