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Game theory suggests trans women oppose pronoun degendering more than others

A game theory analysis suggests that opposition to degendering English pronouns, particularly the use of singular 'they,' is more prevalent among trans women than trans men or non-binary individuals. The author posits that trans women may benefit more from existing gendered pronoun interventions, making the transition to degendered pronouns a perceived loss. Conversely, trans men and non-binary individuals may not experience the same level of benefit from current systems, thus seeing potential long-term advantages in degendering without immediate drawbacks. AI

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Game theory suggests trans women oppose pronoun degendering more than others

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  1. LessWrong (AI tag) TIER_1 English(EN) · BryceStansfield ·

    A Very Simple Game Theory of Pronoun Degendering

    <p><span>I often vocally argue for the degendering of English Pronouns, that is to say, the replacement of the pronouns he/she with ungendered singular equivilents (depending on how knowledgable about the subject the person I'm talking to is, I'll usually either pitch singular th…