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You are correct. Not being a medical professional from the future, I do not have secret knowledge that I can use to enact practical changes in technique and technology. I also can't tell you how to design a rocket engine for a V2, but I know that someone came up with one and then it was iterated on, learning and improving on the concept. To say that no one will ever fully understand this aspect of human behavior is short-sighted. I mean, what's the alternative, throw up our hands and yell 'Jesus take the wheel' on the subject? Human brains are machines, human development is a process. And with sufficient tools and study both can be understood. It won't be today or tomorrow, but eventually.That's a lofty and inspiring soliloquy about the capacity of the human mind for innovation and invention. But note the absence of any specific proposed treatments for pedos that actually work right now.
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If anyone wanted that to happen, it would have happened decades ago. There is more money and power in the path that was followed instead.
I've never heard of pimozide. If it was being tested in the mid 90's, I'm guessing that it didn't go anywhere because it either wasn't reliably repeatable or that it had too many side effects. If it were today, I'd easily believe that gender ideology could smother studying it but I have a hard time believing that it would have quashed it nearly 30 years ago. I also have a hard time believing that any company/cabal of companies would come up with an idea as goofy as 'spend decades normalizing trans stuff to the point where it's in elementary schools and three and a half percent of kids (more if we can!) will be lifetime customers for hormones'.