Bad ideas are everywhere, spreading like viruses, infecting every area of our lives, and driving

millions of otherwise rational people to embrace the irrational.

Here's one obvious example.

It illustrates a broader point I want to make about, of all things, the moral importance

of mockery.

Ready for this?

We're told by so-called experts with straight faces that men can become women, and women

can become men.

We're told that sex is assigned at birth rather than observed, as if doctors just make their

best guess whenever they see a newborn baby.

We're told men can become pregnant and chest feed.

These aren't fringe ideas promoted by radicals on Reddit.

They're mainstream and dorsed by once respected medical organizations, highly educated doctors,

and popular internet wellness sites.

Go to helpline.com and type in, can men get pregnant?

You'll find this answer.

Yes, it's possible for men to become pregnant and give birth to children on their own.

In order to explain, we'll need to break down some common misconceptions about how we understand

the term, man.

So the people who just told us men can get pregnant are going to clear up misconceptions

for us?

I don't think so.

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