Another subject has entered the social scene in a more meaningful capacity than ever imagined for the most basic of questions about personal identity. The subject has entered casual conversation, the workplace and even schools, where teachers and professors have been encouraged or even required to gently inquire into the gender identities of their students, so as to avoid mistakenly referring to them by the traditional pronouns which have gotten the job done for so many centuries. Well, according to the fresh crop of Cal-Berkeley enrollees, there’s apparently nothing the average person can say or do that won’t offend a member of the protected class. And gender is apparently another form of unrestrained abuse running rampant in our community, where some individuals have expressed that these two words, man and woman , fail to adequately represent them. Well, here’s the cold, hard truth: they were never really designed to represent anyone; they were desig...