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Topic	New research shows a vast majority of cis people won't date trans people
Russman 06/21/18 4:38:04 PM #155:	gunplagirl posted... Russman posted... gunplagirl posted... Russman posted... gunplagirl posted... COVxy posted... Russman posted... Ok? Would you link something that proves this fact wrong? Its in a textbook because its a universally accepted scientific fact. What, that sex chromosomes exist? How exactly does that have anything to do with what is being discussed here? Turns out that human development is a lot more complicated than elementary school genetics. Scientific fact is kinda a silly phrase. The only "facts" are data, not the conclusions generated by them, and even then data has uncertainty around it. insert list of known chimeras here, insert list of fish that change sex and can procreate as either here, etc. insert list of hum- oh wait this isnt possible Human chimeras have been recorded. laughs* some bioengineer you are. Not a single human chimera has been able to have both sexes. Unlike the lab rats you are citing. If you were honest and not merely pushing a narrative, you would know that human chimeras are from blood transfusions or absorbing a dead twin fetus. Neither of which would lead to a transgender. Quoth the raven Oh wait that joke doesn't work here Says the guy who works at fed ex and used a picture from a kid's text book A) I dont work there B) its in a textbook because its a basic scientific fact. Thats not really helping your case. C) --- Your name is Russman! Russ-man! <cite>Russman posted [p:903710230] in New resear... [t:76736840]...</cite> <quote><cite>gunplagirl posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Russman posted...</cite> <quote><cite>gunplagirl posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Russman posted...</cite> <quote><cite>gunplagirl posted...</cite> <quote><cite>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Russman posted...</cite> <quote>Ok? Would you link something that proves this fact wrong? Its in a textbook because its a universally accepted scientific fact. </quote> What, that sex chromosomes exist? How exactly does that have anything to do with what is being discussed here? Turns out that human development is a lot more complicated than elementary school genetics. Scientific fact is kinda a silly phrase. The only "facts" are data, not the conclusions generated by them, and even then data has uncertainty around it.</quote> insert list of known chimeras here, insert list of fish that change sex and can procreate as either here, etc.</quote> insert list of hum- oh wait this isnt possible</quote> Human chimeras have been recorded. laughs* some bioengineer you are.</quote> Not a single human chimera has been able to have both sexes. Unlike the lab rats you are citing. If you were honest and not merely pushing a narrative, you would know that human chimeras are from blood transfusions or absorbing a dead twin fetus. Neither of which would lead to a transgender.</quote> Quoth the raven Oh wait that joke doesn't work here Says the guy who works at fed ex and used a picture from a kid's text book</quote> A) I dont work there B) its in a textbook because its a basic scientific fact. Thats not really helping your case. C) --- Your name is Russman! Russ-man!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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