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In response to
"That’s a pronoun of ambiguity. If Elliot Page walks in, he isn’t a ‘they’. He’s a he. If I don’t know who walked in, they are a they."
by
Will Hunting
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Except that "He" and "She" are assumptions based on what? physical characteristics? That assumes a binary state which has been proven false -- (edited)
Posted by
oblique (aka kkuphal)
Mar 31 '21, 10:39
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The language does not reflect the realities and thus needs to be changed. They is the acceptable alternative.
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