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The talk was specifically saying that despite some very rare mutations, humans have binary sex in the sense that they are XX or XY, so the categorization of ske
by troupe 3y ago
The talk was specifically saying that despite some very rare mutations, humans have binary sex in the sense that they are XX or XY, so the categorization of skeletons as male and female is a reasonable scientific classification as far as sex is concerned.
How is that not a matter for science?
- 15457345234 3y ago> How is that not a matter for science? It is a matter for science, but most scientists just want to do science, not engage with culture war fanatics who will literally camp outside your house and subject you and your employer to an endless internet hate campaign if you commit what they see as heresy. The reluctance to push the topic is quite understandable when you consider how unhinged some of the people on the other side are.
- benterix 3y ago[flagged]