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when we talk about gender
it's a list of performative attributes in nature men and women would often be indistinguishable to us...just very hairy androgeny |
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Biology...
unless you know what to look for it can be hard af to tell the difference between the sexes of plenty of species humans really aren't that different besides the obvious genitals there isn't a 100% physical difference really men can be short, women can grow facial hair etc |
In the not so distant future reproduction through sexual fertilization and pregnancy will be obsolete. Not long after that people will probably stop using gender specific pronouns and even identifying as male or female. And like everything else people do that will be 100% biological because humans cannot escape biology. Even if we transfer our consciousness onto a microchip that microchip will be our biology.
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no u
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well I luvv women
which I guess is not queer |
Is that why you love women? To not be queer?
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Hint: The answer is nothing. You wouldn’t know about it if you weren’t aware of it therefore it has to be happening in your consciousness. No sociologist knows anything that’s outside of what they know and everything they know is a part of their consciousness and a person’s consciousness is made up of atoms arranged into neurons and synapses and other physical manifestations that all exist inside your body. Therefore, everything is biological. There’s no thought, emotion, idea, or understanding that you have or ever will have or ever can have that isn’t physical and biological. |
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There are physiological differences beyond sex organs as well. Pointing to anomalies doesn't change that. There's a reason beyond social conditioning why men and women compete in separate sports leagues. |
Earthworms **** themselves and get pregnant.
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You should give that a shot.
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does that mean we're not men? are they not women? nobody is denying that there are differences on average, but that's just it...it's averages and correlations women can have broad shoulders, men can have squeaky voices and so on |
Averages are all there ever are though. Once again pointing out anomalies is not a refutation of a trend.
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in this case it's the exception that disproves the rule
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No it's not. Men and women are visibly distinguishable the vast majority of the time. In terms of physiological differences, the fact that some women are taller than some men or more athletic that some men is just a function of the fact that there's also a spectrum within each sex based on these categories... So the high end of the female spectrum overlaps with the low end of the male spectrum.
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90s media taught me all it takes is a slender build and long blonde hair on a guy for an awkward transphobia bit to occur
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Men are tall, except when they're short
Men have short hair, except when it's long Men grow beards, except when they can't Men have deep voices, except when they don't Men are sexually attracted to women, except when they're gay Men are strong, except when they're weak |
Humans are smart, except when they have an extra chromosome
Elph is in extra chromosome mode |
I admire how confident you can be while having an Adam and Eve level understanding at least
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Isn't sexually dimorphic that there are discrete differences instead of a continuous scale, like the colour of ducks? That doesn't apply to humans, apart from sexual organs.
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it's a joke stemming from the trope of guys checking out some sweet ass but then it turns out it's a dude and they're like oh no I'm gay
my only point in mentioning how much more androgynous we'd all look in nature is that gender, the thing we all actually talk about as in he/she/they is performative all of us have seen people in the present where you can't sight guess their sex, because they aren't taking measures to signify "I'm a male" or "I'm a female" |
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distinct difference in size or appearance between the sexes of an animal in addition to difference between the sexual organs themselves. Some instances of sexual dimorphism are more obvious than others but there are often scales within the sexes of sexually dimorphic species. Male lions are bigger on average than female lions but also some m male lions are bigger than other males and the same with females. Birds with distinct color patterns in the males can vary from male to male etc. As for whether it applies to humans, we have lower levels of sexual dimorphism compared to some other species but still pronounced enough to be both recognizable and relevant: Quote:
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Oh sure in that case it's fair to say humans are dimorphic
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Which exists outside of nature apparently
Are beehives and ant colonies unnatural? Cause they cooperate on a level we could hardly dream of. |
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lol I also said bees
It's true though. Social organization is part of nature. |
we're like lobsters you know
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Nah lobsters weren't made in the image of god like apparently you think humans were.
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the idea of nature vs. society is going to be essential in any political science, sociology, or history course that covers the enlightenment...it doesn't get more fundamental
Rousseau, Hobbes, Locke, Rawls, Nozick etc etc etc the backbone of what they talk about is going to be the idea of The Natural State of Man vs. The Social State of Man |
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