Eye opening facts with details and solutions. So many things we take for granted and use on a daily basis that are incredibly harmful to ourselves and our future. Swan also links the increased presence of endocrine disruptors in the environment to changes in sexual biology and behavior across species. The effects of endocrine disruptors on wildlife have been widely studied and established, linking them with the increased numbers of intersex organisms (especially in marine life) as well as the increased incidence of same-sex sexual behaviors in organisms. Swan takes it a step further, bringing forth research establishing that humans are no exception to this pattern. Swan argues that much of what is driving what has been termed “gender fluidity”—transgenderism, homosexuality in various forms, and other sexual behaviors to a heightened frequency—is corollary of the increased presence of endocrine disruptors in the environment. Needless to say, no matter how much hard science Swan brings to bear this is a highly controversial take given the implication of homosexual behavior as “aberrant.” She takes care to disabuse the reader of notions of any malevolent or prejudicial intentions, but my sense is many will not take kindly to her points. After reading the book, I have to say the podcast was much more interesting than the book itself. It was not well written. It was just hard to read with scientific jargon and not-so-interesting stories. She has been honorary vice-president of the Chartered Institute of Editing and Proofreading since 2016, as well as an Honorary Fellow and vice-president of the Chartered Institute of Linguists since 2023. [16] [17] Published books [ edit ]

Time, as many philosophers have observed, is what gives life meaning. We are all up against the ultimate countdown – the terminal countdown to death. We have to do what we’re going to do in this life. The drama of our life is whether we succeed or not, yet most people are just burning up time. They piss it all way and wonder where their life went, with nothing accomplished. Don’t let that happen to you. Achieve something. Do something with your life. Get a Life!”

The book takes an interesting and potentially alarming concept and makes it bland. Parts were very repetitive. I got the impression the author was trying to make the book longer. I didn't walk away from this book with new knowledge - almost everything is stuff I have heard before. You could get the same information from a much shorter article. Dr Imafidon completed A-Levels in mathematics and computer science at the age of 11, and by the time she was 20 had become one of University of Oxford’s youngest ever masters graduates. Alongside presenting, she is the CEO of social enterprise Stemettes which aims to engage young girls and non-binary people with the STEM subjects of science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and to create a more diverse and balanced science and tech community.

Christmas Busy Book, Christmas Activities, Christmas Printable, Toddler Christmas, Christmas Countdown, Letter to Santa, Christmas ActivityThere has been almost a 50% decline in sperm count in the last 40 years, partially relating to environmental factors. Swan postulates that these same factors have something to do with the rise in gender fluidity, which was fairly surprising to hear.