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It is implied in most contexts, but not in one where the person is responding to a person who has expressed that they have an atypical condition. It can also co
by the-chitmonger 3y ago
It is implied in most contexts, but not in one where the person is responding to a person who has expressed that they have an atypical condition. It can also come off as invalidating a person's lived condition/experience which is a bit rude.
- Izkata 3y agoThey didn't claim that originally, they said it was just a historical accident because we didn't originally have the technology.