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Declaring one's self to be Non-Binary in the gender arena is a binary decision, and as such, a decision that presents the claimant with a real dilemma. Most people who present themselves as non-binary are of the ilk that believe there is no such thing as absolute truth, thus there is no such thing as absolute "right and wrong." They believe that truth, and just about everything in the realms of ethics and morals, is on some kind of fluid continuum that changes whimsically according to their mood. The dilemma, then, is that by declaring yourself to be non-binary, you are making a binary "yes or no" decision, with the necessary implication that you are also making a binary "right or wrong" decision. Of course, once the argument enters the realm of Right and Wrong, it becomes a matter of who is right and who is wrong. There is no continuum for Right and Wrong. Not being a philosopher or deep thinker in general, I tend to make Right or Wrong decisions scie

 HE SHE WE | HIM HER THEY | HIS HER THEIR There is no doubt that communications are crucial to virtually every aspect of a nation's growth and survival. There also is no doubt that a nation's communications are only as strong as the nation's language, and that countries and cultures that have a single or predominant language have social, cultural, economic, technological, educational, and national security advantages over those countries and cultures where different languages are official or predominant from state to state or province to province within a single national geographical border. Communications are only as good as the language from which they derive, and the language is only as good as its grammar. And that is where we arrive today at our claim that the "new pronouns" (that really are not new, but are hideous and diabolical  bastardizations of the science-based pronouns that served us well for centuries) are a danger to the health, safety, security, an