Jon Pike ✓
@runthinkwrite · Hove UK · joined 26 May 2011
Professor of Philosophy @OU_Philosophy. Political philosophy and the ethics and metaphysics of sport. @OU_GCRN (RT ≠ endorsement, all views personal, obvs.)
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The Proclaimers were interviewed on @BBCPM yesterday: it's at 51:00.
Amongst other things they insist that they are 'of the old Left: a Left that is interested in the redistribution of wealth, stronger trade unions, better lives for working class people and class politics.' ...
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Gosh. This may cause a little consternation in some circles.
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Interesting timing: the Holborn and St Pancras By-election (basically Labour vs Polanski of the Greens) is to be on 8th October.
The Greens are to debate the right of males to compete in female sport between 2nd - 4th October at their conference in Brighton. ...
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@runthinkwrite @FondOfBeetles @OpenUniversity “Semenya has an ineligible advantage for the category, not an unfair advantage within it.”
It is not easy explaining complex problems in terms laypeople can understand yet you’ve done it brilliantly. Thank you very much for your work
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... The DSD regulations of @WorldAthletics were changed earlier this year, along the lines we advocate in this paper.
We hope that the paper will generate some discussion, and that other IFs and the IOC will follow the lead of WA.
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... We think that both approaches go wrong at an early stage. We argue that, on the correct accounts of 'sex' and 'fairness', that these athletes are male, not female, and that they should not be eligible for competition in the female category. ...
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... Athletes with the 46XY DSD 5-αRD are male athletes, in the senses that count for sport.
We think this is the first peer-reviewed academic paper to say this explicitly. ...
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... We agree with what WA was trying to do - preserve the integrity of the female category - and we agree with some of the criticisms made by Bowman-Smart, such as that T-reduction unfairly burdens these athletes. ...
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... We disagree *both* with this general 'T reduction' thrust of the WA regulations *and* with the alternative proposal of Bowman-Smart to drop the regulations. ...
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... till earlier this year. But the 2023 regs were a more restrictive version of the approach that has been taken for many years by WA: requiring that athletes with a set of specific conditions must reduce their T levels in order to compete in the female category. ...
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It is a response to this paper by Hilary Bowman-Smart, Julian Savulescu, Michele O'Connell and Andrew Sinclair.
https://t.co/xozNe1bRgX
Somewhat confusingly, as we explain in a footnote, the Bowman-Smart et al. paper criticises the WA regulations as they were in place from
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Here is my latest paper, published today in the Journal of the Philosophy of Sport and co-authored with Dr Emma Hilton @fondofbeetles from Manchester University. I would like to thank @OpenUniversity for their ongoing support of my research
https://t.co/Ou90CxUPAj
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Visualizaciones medianas25 692esta cuenta1 014mediana de 10K–100K
Alcance, %75.92%esta cuenta3.74%mediana de 10K–100K
Interacción, %2.19%esta cuenta1.68%mediana de 10K–100K
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| Visualizaciones medianas por publicación | 25 692 | 1 014 | 25.3× |
| Alcance (visualizaciones ÷ seguidores) | 75.92% | 3.74% | 20.3× |
| Tasa de interacción | 2.19% | 1.68% | 1.30× |
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