Bill Nye's goes full SJW
May 5, 2017
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In this episode, we go over Bill Nye's new show, and his new unscientific views about sex, and gender. While that may be silly and cringey, we discuss the much more serious idea of censoring past art to meet modern standards, whether scientific facts can be hate, and much, much, more. Spoiler alert, you shouldn't censor past art, especially when the art is about an unchanged scientific fact. Facts are not hate, they are facts, and therefore completely neutral to your feelings.
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