Sex is bimodal Charlie, not binary

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@hasansstache @charliekirk11 @kalebjackson00 @SamSeder @EmmaVigeland @majorityfm

Yes, many *traits* have a distribution like this, as they appear in males and females. For example: Height. Grip strength. Weight. Etc. Buuuut... those traits are not themselves sexes. The sexes are depicted on that graph, though! And you'll notice there are... two (2).

And how do we categorize those traits? Its categorized into 2 different modes of trait presentation, hence the definition “bi-modal.” (Bi means 2 btw in case you were confused) You, however, want to categorize it as 2 sexes, not modes, which is arguing from your feelings

Nothing is worse than being both arrogant and wrong. The fact that you're sharing this publicly is so cringe. Yikes.

Exactly

LOL, sex is not "bimodal." That is pseudoscience on steroids.

No, it's binary. Female and male. We are mammals.

uh no, looks like he stumped Charlie with a word he's not familiar with but that's about it. There are only 2 gametes and intersex isn't a 3rd sex. XX - female XY - male X - female (Turner's syndrome) XXY - male (Klinefelter's syndrome) XYY - male (Jacob's syndrome) XXXY - male (48, XXXY) credit @michellewhitzel And to quote @SwipeWright "A person with Klinefelter (XXY) isn't a new sex in the same way that a person with Down's syndrome (3 instead of 2 copies of chromosome 21) isn't a new species."

All of the binary worshippers need to cry harder and maybe they will be correct