Mankind vs Modern Feminism

Ok, I’m going to explain this, and some people are really not going to like the answer. They don't HATE David Sabatini. They hate what he represents and that's the Patriarchy. In practice, it is the entire operating system of the society they're trying to tear down. Where it applies to Sabatini, it's the high stakes, competitive, status-driven style of science that once defined elite labs, and everything that he personally stands for (straight, male, white). In a culture that has undergone the “Great Feminization” (not my theory - Helen Andrews’s), institutions like MIT and the Whitehead were increasingly dominated by therapeutic empathy, risk aversion, and bureaucratic consensus over the open conflict, hierarchy, and outcome-focused competition that characterized traditionally masculine environments. Sabatini’s lab was intense and high-output, and he has a strong record of minting other PIs (some of whom were women) who went on to run their own labs. So the hunt for “bro culture” wasn’t primarily an evidentiary exercise about specific misconduct. It was an attempt to pathologize his lab, and by extension, him. The goal was to tar him as the worst possible person in the world and that is a bro who presided over bro culture. You see, in feminist taxonomy, the bro is the lowliest of figures. He is the mediocre white man whose unearned power forged this nation, and in their mind this nation itself is bad and evil because of slavery and colonialism and oppression (of women and minorities) and all that. On top of this, every woman is constantly bombarded with the theme of female empowerment from the moment they're toddlers, and once you combine this with narcissism and cluster-B personality disorders, suddenly you have feminist crusaders eager to reorder the institution's or the nation's norms. If you doubt any of this, just run a quick thought experiment: could a figure like Richard Feynman exist in elite science today? My point exactly. So what I'm saying is: it could've been any of you tenured male professors. The more accomplished, the better. They were just waiting for a case to trigger the revolution.