You were stating there is simply a binary result - either male or female, but the article shows this not to be the case for all.
I asked you to point out what you believe is the most convincing evidence for this claim from the article.
Because I saw nothing that supports this claim.
Nature, or whatever one likes to call what we inherit from our parents, isn't so precise apparently, hence the result that many don't have all the attributes of either male or female.
What are the "attributes" of either sex?
If a man has a micro-penis - is he "less" of a man than other men?
Are men with large penises "more" of a man than other men?
If a woman has small breasts - is she "less" of a woman than other women?
Are women with large breasts "more" of a woman than other women?
What "attributes" are you referring to and why should someone lacking one or more of them change everything we know about mammalian biology?
They can be some intermediate state, as to biology and other factors.
To be clear - biology is the
only "factor" that matters in determining biological sex.
Hence you are wrong in claiming just the binary exists.
You have yet to demonstrate this.
I am suggesting that the same thing could occur, and most likely does, with regards sexual attraction - often allied to testosterone levels possibly.
"often allied to testosterone levels possibly"?
Is this your standard for what is or is not "evidence"?
And history seems to support this, given that homosexuality is so common in most parts of the world and over time. And why, because nature doesn't apparently work like this - to produce binary things.
Homosexuality does not affect the truth that there are only two biological sexes - it has nothing to do with it.
Homosexuals aren't attracted to some third non-existent sex - but the same-sex. One of the two. Only two.
We have mutations and/or errors because nature often doesn't perform correctly, and possibly allied to the emergence of sex in the first place, when males and female genes determine the product.
Which brings me back to my example of the man with nine toes.
We know and teach that human beings have ten toes - right?
Yet - there are sometimes those who are born with more or fewer - does that mean we should throw out what we know about human anatomy? That human beings have ten toes?
The aberrations - or "mutations and/or errors" - do not set the rule - the standard. They are the outliers.
Someone not having "all the attributes" of their sex - whatever that means - does not create a new biological sex - it just means that they are a man or woman with a "mutation and/or error".
Just like the none-toed man is still a human male - and we know and teach that human beings have ten toes.
I am not saying that homosexuality is necessarily only produced by such either, in that it might occur for other reasons too, but for whatever reasons it occurs it seems to be more natural even if such doesn't feel natural to so many.
We have no idea what causes same-sex attraction.
From a purely biological stand-point - homosexuality is not natural - because it ignores the form and function of the sexes reproductive organs.
Allowing those who are homosexual to live their lives as they would want without any condemnation seems to be the most sensible thing to me rather than anything else, given that it harms no others.
Most people in the States feel the same way - but then we had homosexual couples demanding that those opposed to their lifestyle and union be forced to participate in their same-sex weddings.
It led to people having their character's assassinated and losing their livelihoods.
In my opinion - embracing homosexuality as a society is a marker for when a civilization begins to crumble.
I've seen the change in attitudes over several decades here in the UK and life is a lot better and more relaxed because of such.
Neat.
Just stop thinking about the issue - not your problem.
No - it is my problem - because schools are teaching impressionable children that there are infinite genders and anyone can be any of them.
Not to mention that homosexuality should be considered no different than heterosexuality.
Here in the States - we have activists posing as teachers and mentors of children - force feeding them their version of morality and values rather than just the curriculum.
We should not be confusing our children with easily debunked lies and nonsense.