> I also noticed for people born after 1995 there are 18% identify themselves as non-binary these days, I wonder this is also from the same cause I wonder abou

> I also noticed for people born after 1995 there are 18% identify themselves as non-binary these days, I wonder this is also from the same cause I wonder about this too. We have a lot more PFAS chemicals in our environments (and bodies) these days and they are known to be endocrine disruptors. It seems plausible that these could be affecting sexual development/identity.