There is no damning thing for me because you still haven’t addressed your a priori reasoning for why that would be wrong.

You say I’m afraid, which is hilarious. Of course there are brain differences. There are brain differences in everything. Like being left handed or having epilepsy, or men vs women.

What you haven’t addressed is why treating it like epilepsy is morally better than treating the cause like left handedness.

Especially when doing so would necessitate it being done many years prior to the person having any agency to make a choice on treatment.

Do me a favour and look up the stigma of being associated with left handedness over the centuries and how the attitude has changed. All because of a difference that should never have mattered because it was natural.

Now go back and read this conversation as though we were talking about men vs women.

(Oh and love the straw man argument, really it makes you look just great /s)

I wonder if anyone thought the same way about the Jews in the past? Or black people? Maybe I could look at history and figure that out?

Oh wait. (Hint: this is why the experts think what we’re doing is the morally best solution)

https://madrascourier.com/insight/how-colonialists-used-phrenology-a-pseudoscience-to-justify-racism-slavery/