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| 1 | In Finland, 68.4% of men "completely agreed" that "there are two biological sexes," compared to only 31.6% of women.You’re saying that individuals can change their biological sex, I’m saying they can’t because hormones cannot change their sex chromosomes. Hormones can influence sexual development and secondary sexual characteristics, but cannot change your chromosomes from an XY to an XX or vice versa. Hormones do not have the ability to alter underlying chromosomal structure. Can you provide any evidence supporting your claim? You’re talking about XX males and XY females, these two are both intersex. Can you… | /r/BlackPillScience | 15/09/24 07:38 PM |
| 1 | In Finland, 68.4% of men "completely agreed" that "there are two biological sexes," compared to only 31.6% of women.But again, this does not affect a persons genotype and sex chromosomes. I agree that trans males are able to produce prostates and trans females producing breasts, but this only affects their physiology and not their genetic makeup and sex chromosomes. | /r/BlackPillScience | 15/09/24 06:11 PM |
| 1 | In Finland, 68.4% of men "completely agreed" that "there are two biological sexes," compared to only 31.6% of women.But karyotype isn’t synonymous with sex, it’s the total amount of chromosomes in your body, including the sex chromosomes. Hormones cannot change your genotype, like at all. Hormones can only affect physical attributes, mood, and sexual function. They can affect physiological characteristics and induce psychological and emotional changes, but cannot alter a person’s genetic makeup. | /r/BlackPillScience | 15/09/24 05:41 PM |
| 1 | In Finland, 68.4% of men "completely agreed" that "there are two biological sexes," compared to only 31.6% of women.None of this changes your genetic traits and chromosomal structure. | /r/BlackPillScience | 15/09/24 06:14 AM |
| 1 | In Finland, 68.4% of men "completely agreed" that "there are two biological sexes," compared to only 31.6% of women.I’m not arguing that people can change their biological sex, as we know that’s physically impossible. Instead, I want to shed light on the existence of intersex people and explore whether they should be considered a third sex or if sex should be viewed as bimodal. Intersex individuals do not fit the typical definitions of male and female, which can include differences in sexual anatomy, reproductive organs, hormonal patterns, and chromosomal patterns. I’m not referring to a person’s karyotype, b… | /r/BlackPillScience | 14/09/24 05:35 PM |
| 1 | In Finland, 68.4% of men "completely agreed" that "there are two biological sexes," compared to only 31.6% of women.It’s OBJECTIVE fact that sex is bimodal, it’s not restricted to a binary. The existence of intersex people and people with different chromosomal variants challenges the binary of sex. There’s MOUNTAINS of evidence to suggest both sex and gender are not restricted to a binary. Everyone here, including the men and women in the studies, are simply ignorant. It’s a fact that humans are and will always be physiologically and psychologically diverse and complex. The existence of the LGBTQ+ community i… | /r/BlackPillScience | 14/09/24 09:39 AM |
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