Quote: Re: OmSigDAVID(Post 3403248)
To simply default to 'he' is just as bad (maybe worse) than using
the non-gendered 'it'. In my opinion, anyways.
When speaking of mammals, we know that he
cannot be neuter gender.
Hence, neuter gender is the
LEAST likely (being
impossible).
Even castration or a hysterectomy will leave each & every cell in the body
identifiably male or female.
By saying "he" as we have always done, we have a 50% chance of accuracy
;
that 's better than zero chance of accuracy.
David
