I'm sure George Lucas and J.K. Rowling are devastated that yet another perpetually online unimportant twitter user thinks badly of them. Tears are rolling down their cheeks as they cry themselves to sleep atop of a pile of money inside their mansions right this moment.
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Now, I'm no expert here (god help me if I were), but from the stories I've read from those that have gone through with detransitioning, the Trans Community™ is very violent to those who express regret at their decision to mutilate their genitals or pump themselves full of the wrong hormones because that goes against their rosy picture of how transitioning is very important medical care, and not just a bunch of wannabe Mengeles trying to play God. When you're being bullied constantly whenever you express even a slight hint of disappointment, it doesn't seem surprising to me that a very small number of people in this study actually felt comfortable coming forward with their regrets. Let's not forget those that 47% themselves instead of opting for the long and painful process of trying to undo the damage that's been done.
Oh no, Wu. To come out like this and say all those black people out protesting for their very lives lack intelligence and are disagreeable is so not a good look for a former progressive canidate for a kinder democratic party.
Unsurprisingly, he doesn't really know what he's talking about. Life sciences startups have been huge for at least a decade now and experts can effectively convey their achievements and goals. They just aren't as commonly pointed out in the news because they aren't usually in silicon valley but rather near ag universities and major med centers, much further from the "tech investment journalism" scene. Still, it takes being intentionally ignorant to have not heard of any: DNA sequencing/chromosomal testing, robotic medicine, and new delivery methods have been the most eye-catching. Theranos was huge, even if it was a scam, which shows that investors are definitely interested. It just so happens that laws make the risks high than in software, so the bar for entry is higher.
