My position was adopted from a seminal paper in the evolution of sex. You have provided zero papers as an alternative. It’s not my position that does not have scientific backing.
My position was adopted from a seminal paper in the evolution of sex. You have provided zero papers as an alternative. It’s not my position that does not have scientific backing.
The paper explicitly acknowledges that people exist who have both male and female gametes. You do realize they acknowledge that, and it's actually part of the discussion, right?
Quote the bit that says that.
But let me tell you your error. You are confusing the biological term “hermaphrodite” for the old fashioned use of the term to describe some rare disorders. In the first an organism can play both B reproductive roles. In the second they cannot.
Uh... that's not even remotely true.
Flowers, my guy. Flowers. Easiest example straight off the top of my head,
What are you on about mate?
You claimed that an organism cannot play both reproductive roles. Lots and lots of organisms play both (or all) reproductive roles.
This dude does not even understand that the paper he's citing is not specifically discussing humans but rather systems in living beings.
In understand that absolutely. The paper is about why no more than two sexes have ever evolved in a billion years
LOL
What did I say that was wrong and made you laugh?
That's not true there is a four sex white sparrow. www.molecularecologist.com/2016/02/10/s...
I'm almost embarrassed for him. Almost, but not quite.
Oh, sweetie, did you have to use Google to try to understand what the article meant? That's precious.
LOL No, sweetie, that's not what I'm doing at all. It's so funny. You had NO idea they even discussed that in the article and then had to CTRL + F search and find it and then make stuff up to pretend you knew it was there. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You are making this error. I know this. It is a common error among the gender-addled.
You "know" And thank you, yet AGAIN, for conflating sex and gender. You're doing great LOL
LOL You didn't even know that 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
LOL No it wasn't.
I explicitly said I was adopting the definitions in the glossary of that paper. You did your best to misunderstand them as always.
Yes, and your adopted definitions prove sex is bimodal.
No they do not. That is just your stupid interpretation.
Cry harder LOL