Will protect these inept officers, as it has been protecting other inept, sometimes maliciously so, officers since 1967, when the Supreme Court established this doctrine out of thin air (that was previously residing inside of their asses). The road to hell is paved with good intentions, and the Qualified Immunity doctrine has led us to hell.

Not enough testing? On the contrary - we have too much testing.

I know I'll be modded down for this, but he is right about the trans issue. It's a social contagion, just like the satanic panic, the panic over witches, in colonial times, and countless other social contagions throughout recorded history. Rare genetic anomalies do nothing to change that. I would strongly recommend the book "Extraordinary popular delusions and the madness of crowds." Fads and social contagions have been going on for as long as recorded history, and the current trans mania will eventually come to an end. It's already been coming to an end in Europe for years, where these treatments first took off. Clinics aiding transition are being shut down left and right, and the professionals who worked there are speaking out. In the future people will look back and wonder how we gave drugs that sterilize children and cause numerous health issues (not going through puberty is *far* from harmless) without giving them extensive mental therapy first. There are many de-transitioned victims speaking out. Poke your head outside of your bubble. I treat all people with respect until they prove they do not deserve it, and I will gladly use any pronoun or name that someone prefers. I don't hate trans, I don't fear them (transphobia), and neither does Richard Dawkins. That said, he's obviously wrong about AI here - nobody is perfect.