Sounds baffling to me to conduct a study starting with the opposite assumption? I'm all for LGBTQ rights but to deny physiological differences because of gende

Sounds baffling to me to conduct a study starting with the opposite assumption? I'm all for LGBTQ rights but to deny physiological differences because of gender identity does not make any logical sense. In a way, it's a very reactionary view, to say that a man identifying as a a woman should be physically more comparable to women than to men. It would be ridiculous to make such a claim. People who have had their physical gender changed, that's another thing, and probably an unsolvable problem if you want to be sorted into either male or female competition...