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In the video, Helen Joyce discusses the harms of transgenderism and how it has become a divisive topic. She argues that transgender ideology is based on lies and that it is harmful to both men and women.

00:00:00 British Economist and author of "trans Helen Joyce" Helen discusses the origins of the meaning of the word 'gender' and how it has been co-opted by feminists to mean different social roles for men and women. She stresses that sex is a reproductive body plan that is designed by Evolution, and that gender is a grammatical term that originally just referred to masculine and feminine words.
00:05:00 In this video, trans activist Helen Joyce discusses the origins of trans ideology and its connection to social conditioning. She also discusses how gender dysphoria is a largely socially-created illness.
00:10:00 The video discusses the emergence of gender dysphoria in children, and the controversy surrounding mermaids, a self-help group for kids with gender dysphoria. The video speculates that the increase in gender dysphoria may be due to a "psychic contagion." The legal proceedings involving the LGB Alliance are discussed.
00:15:00 The video discusses the experiences of a family who transitioned their child at a very young age, and discusses the benefits and drawbacks of this path. Mermaids, a charity founded by this family, advocates for a gender affirmative pathway, which assumes that a child knows their gender and intends to transition. Critics argue that this is not a true transition, and that puberty blockers may have harmful effects on the brain.
00:20:00 The video discusses the work of Jacob Breslow, a professor who has written a book aboutQueer Childhood. He explains that Queer Childhood is an idea that childhood is a socially constructed category, and disrupts the idea of childhood innocence. He also discusses the potential dangers of Queer Pedagogy, which is the use of Queer Theory to teach children.
00:25:00 The video discusses the history of the Tavistock Clinic, which has been criticized for its treatment of transgender children. The video also discusses the closing of the Tavistock Clinic, which is being done in response to concerns about the safety of these children and their long wait lists.
00:30:00 The video discusses the issue of transgender people using the bathroom of their choice. The video cites the Equality Act 2010, which is a law that protects certain characteristics, such as sex, race, and gender, against discrimination. The act is often used to exonerate transgender people, as it states that gender reassignment is a change in sex characteristics. However, this is not always the case, as universities often make a mistake when considering gender reassignment. The video also discusses the issue of gender identity, which is a person's internal sense of gender. Transgender people can identify as any gender other than the gender they were assigned at birth.
00:35:00 The Scottish government is considering making it easier for transgender people to change their sex on their birth certificate without a doctor's diagnosis or surgery.
00:40:00 Helen Joyce discusses the issue of transgender people in prison, stating that there are far more male inmates than female inmates and that transgender women are more likely to commit sex crimes than other women. She argues that, as a result, transgender women should not be housed within female prisons.
00:45:00 Helen Joyce's book, "Gender Identity: A New Perspective" discusses the harms of transgenderism and how it allows for the perversion of language and the destruction of women's sports. It has received little to no backlash from the transgender community, which Joyce attributes to the understanding that transgenderism is not a logical consequence of being born in the wrong body.
00:50:00 The video discusses the issue of transgenderism, and how it has become a divisive topic. It presents the idea that some men want to be women for sexual reasons, and that this lies at the heart of the transgender movement. The video suggests that if we add up all the lies, the transgender movement collapses.
00:55:00 Helen Joyce discusses the cognitive dissonance that comes with supporting transgender ideology. She says that, even though she is not transgender, she has faced backlash for her book, Trans As the Perfect Starting Place. She recommends the book to others who want to learn more about the topic.

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Joyce discusses her book "Trans: A Memoir of Gender Transition" in which she discusses her experiences as a trans woman and why sex matters. She also discusses her experiences with publishers and how her book is available to readers.