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"The visual cortex and qualia such as sight certainly didn't form because of "natural selection." Nor do molecules form because of "natural selection," as there isn't a set of stable molecules because of "natural selection." Instead, there are form-tied laws leading to stable entropy/dark energy and coinciding "gravity" in the systematic context of dimensions. Moreover, ultimately, are there black holes and galaxies. But black holes and dark matter type of possible illusions, too, don't exist because of "natural selection.""
This is not Biology field based, that is Physics field based.
Only Physics has the rule of not using mathematical answers to the summed riddle, the two fields are not crosslining so using this example is illogical out of the gate, black holes and dark matter are products of the physics field down to their very energy fields, biology is handled completely differently, seriously I also saw "Singular neuron"
Lets just say that seriously, dont mix up the three major research fields, they dont cross for a reason because they never do.
Comparing gravity which sum of energy to mass projected literally has no connections to how air is turned carbon during breathing.
In Croatia, and we've always been far behind the rest of the world, there was some kind of a program from the mayor of the capital city which used the term "people who menstruate". I don't see how calling a woman a "person who menstruates" is any less bad than the classic "sandwich-maker" kind of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Apparently, men can menstruate now, I've actually seen people saying that. MENstruation, I guess. Holy ♥♥♥♥.
No. And I just can't get over how people who keep going on about how it's all just made-up crap by "the society" make that exact "made-up" thing their entire personality and keep trying to fit into it badly. They claim to be against "stereotypes" and stereotypes, but when they want to prove something and when it goes in their favor, then they resort to them more than the most conservative 80 years olds who go to church every day. I'm male and I've had long hair since I was born, so what? But those people feel endangered by that because it's one of their main argument against "misgendering" them, even though they claim to be against such ridiculous stereotypes like how only women can and must have long hair, have everything in pink color and so on. Like, just make up your ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ mind already, are you against stereotypes or not? Is gender all just a made-up concept or not? Nothing but contradictions from those people.
As for me, I don't feel male in the slightest.
I simply am male. Just how it is, whatever, I just do whatever I naturally feel like doing and I'd be doing the same if I were female instead. The end.
I heard of that, yeah. Why would that be a problem?