codocod

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by codocod 2y ago
No, I'm not saying that. How did you come to that conclusion from reading my comment (and the linked article)?
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by codocod 2y ago
> 404. It seems they were trying to link to this article, but mangled the link: https://www.nas.org/academic-questions/33/2/in-humans-sex-is... It's a thoughtful piece that discusses sex in a much bro
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by codocod 2y ago
Understood, the comment I was referring to was this one a bit further up: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42188151 I responded to your comment because it was the most recent in the thread, but I agree that it would hav
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by codocod 2y ago
The comment this subthread branched from was discussing the differences in athletic ability. From the intersection of developmental biology and sports science research we know how male physical advantage in competition arises, and which set
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by codocod 2y ago
It's how she reacted to scientists who responded to her tweet politely challenging her assertion that this species has four sexes that is more the issue: doubling down, blocking anyone who disagreed. An editor of a science magazine sho
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by codocod 2y ago
> And you're pushing anti-trans propaganda that surgical interventions are happening on children despite paucity of evidence that it's happening It is well documented that it's happening. See for example https:/&#x2F
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by codocod 2y ago
> There's solid evidence youth gender medicine ameliorates suicidality. Not at all true, there is no solid evidence of this. That's why it's so controversial, because ideologues are pushing for these pharmaceutical and sur