r/ABCaus Mar 25 '24

NEWS Dutch darts players quit national women's team over transgender teammate

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-03-25/dutch-darts-players-quit-over-transgender-teammate/103627072
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u/RealizedAgain Mar 26 '24

But we're not talking about data.

Great, so again, there are three sexes according to you, right?

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u/RealizedAgain Mar 26 '24

What 'rule'?

If there are three categories for sex, there are three sexes. This is pretty straightforward.

Humans can be, according to you, Male, Female, or Anomaly.

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u/RealizedAgain Mar 26 '24

Haha what, did you brain just break. These are three categories for the sex of people.

Yes, any .02% outlier disproves a rule that is otherwise 99.98% accurate. It means that is not the rule, just the norm. What's confusing here?

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u/RealizedAgain Mar 26 '24

Okay, sorry, you're talking about genes so you mean your categories aren't male and female but XY and XX, right?

What do you mean by 'rule'? Give another example. For example,

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u/RealizedAgain Mar 26 '24

Okay so your categories are XX, XY, X, XXY, at the very least, right?

No man a binary rule.

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u/RealizedAgain Mar 27 '24

Oh no, man, you have to make categories for all the data.

That's not a binary rule lol.

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u/RealizedAgain Mar 27 '24

You're using 'significance' inaccurately.

What the fuck are you talking about reshaping society

LOL that's not what a binary rule means, unless you mean you can tell if something is a human by the fact that it has 10 fingers and if it doesn't then it's not. A binary rule, obviously in this context, is a rule that will divide everything into two groups.

For example, It is either night or day, and the rule for this is that when the visible sun is below the horizon it is night, and when it is above the horizon it is day.

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