Can people really be non-binary?

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Can people really be non-binary?

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  1. Polydectes

    Polydectes Well-Known Member

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    Are you stating this as a fact? If so prove it. If not it isn't a fact.
    Yes you can. You can have binary code like for a digital computer or a binary star system. That's multiple binaries right there.
    no it doesn't. There are still just two sexes. T
    That's all anybody has. Hermaphrodites are too rare to be an option.
    Who cares? You're not a hermaphrodite.
    So you can just decide to be a hermaphrodite?
    You keep confusing homosexuality with non binary. Homosexuality is two people of the same sex have romantic and sexual relationships.

    Non binary is nothing. At least nothing you can explain.
    But there are only two sexes.
    No you aren't or you're confused on how sex works.
    I was going by common meanings of things like gay and binary.
     
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    Again we aren't talking about trans Hermaphrodites or gays. You're doing your best to distract.

    But the subject is non binary.

    No. Sex organs determine what sex You Are.

    I'm no more a female with male genitals than I am a dog in a human body.
    In what way explain how that's non-binary it's still just two sexes that's still a binary.
     
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    But there's no such thing. You're either male or female that's it.

    If I identify as a leprechaun does that mean leprechauns exist?
     
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    I have quantified being gay I'll do it again, watch.

    And gay person is a homosexual someone who is sexually attracted to people of their sex.

    It's quantifiable I just quantified it.

    The only reason you would think otherwise it's because you don't understand what sexes are.
    I understand the definition. There are definitions of gnomes, dragons, pixies and fairies, that doesn't mean any of this is real.

    The only quantification I get for it is it's an identity just like if I identified as being a leprechaun.
    how so? Gay attraction or straight attraction both exist within the binary there's male and there's female and that's it.

    Hello sexual people are attracted to the same sex one. Heterosexual people are attracted to the opposite sex two. Bisexuals can be attracted to one or two,

    Where the hell is the three and what is it?
    Well they would believe that I was gay because that's the thing that exists that can be quantified as I've done numerous times.

    Leprechauns aren't real so they wouldn't believe me about that unless they were a small child.
    that's the rub about it you have to take my word for it and I would know my sexuality better than you.
    I didn't claim I was non-binary you did.
    How do you study if someone is something that doesn't exist?

    There is not really any science on whatever non-binary is because it's not real. It's just something people claim.
     
  5. Curious Always

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    Lol.

    Which of these statements is true. It can’t be both.

    All humans are either male or female, no exceptions.
    A hermaphrodite is neither male nor female.
     
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    Actually Hermaphrodites are both sexes it's not done third sex there isn't a such thing, at least not within our species
     
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    Heh, I see this discussion is keeping it's high minded purpose of seeking truth!
     
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    So that makes you a different gender?
    Hermaphrodites often have features of both genders. It is a birth defect, not a choice like wishing to be another gender even though nature has made one the gender they are.
     
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    Meaning a hermaphrodite is non binary. They are a 3rd wheel in the 2 sex world.
    Gender does not equal sex organs.
     
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    They are non binary. So they are all very much a part of the discussion.
    Particularly the 3rd group that are neither male nor female. They have both physical traits.
     
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    Understanding that black holes in space exist, is not the same thing as knowing how they got there.

    We see plenty of things we don't understand.
     
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    "New Science" in a field HEAVILY influenced by ideology, is utterly unreliable. They will deduce whatever they want from that image in their slice of toast.

    You cannot be naive enough to imagine that those in science are immune to the influences involved? Were they to disregard the corruption, they would never get another research gig. Funding would dry up, and the Establishment (aka industry) would shun them. That's how it worked hundreds of years ago when the Church limited information, and that's how it works today .. only more so. Now we have ideology AND corporatism influencing 'findings'.
     
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    This thread is NOT about freaking hermaphrodites!
     
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    I know, I know… binary, only two possible….. as long as we pretend the third option isn’t real

    lol.
     
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    that's like saying they are leprechauns that doesn't mean anything.
    There is no such thing as a group that's neither male or female.

    Hermaphrodites are both male and female but they aren't a group they are too rare to be. We're talking about less than 0.018%.

    And that number includes all intersex not just hermaphrodites.
     
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    What's the third option you can't define it by what it is you can only define it by what it's not that means it doesn't exist.
     
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    They really like to confuse hermaphrodites and intersects and use them for There argument I'm sure such people really do not appreciate that.

    The only way they can define non-binance by saying what it's not.

    That would be like me saying unicorns must exist because they are not horses and they aren't donkeys and they aren't mules.
     
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    how what else is there except for male or female male and female are binary. What's the third mystery gender that you think exists.
    No there isn't. If there was it wouldn't be a sex because they aren't necessary to reproduce.

    Gender is nothing more than identity. People can identify as an intergalactic spider monkey if they want that.
     
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    I would argue there's absolutely zero silence in New or Old science and there never will be at any time of a third sex in humanity so without that it's binary.

    I would say non-binary exists but it's just an excuse for white heterosexual feminist women to pretend like they're a minority.
     
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    I’ve dumbed it down as much as I can.

    Is it male? No
    Is it female? No

    therefore, it’s ___________, a third, non binary option.

    binary is binary, 100% of the time. If .0000003% of the time, there’s a third option, by definition, it’s non binary.
     
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    You're trying to fabricate something that doesn't exist
    that's a lie because of hermaphrodite would be both not neither.
    there's no such thing as a third option that's why you left a blank there's not even a word to describe this fantasy.
    And you can't find me a person ever to exist that isn't either male female or both there's no such thing that's why it's a binary.

    Hermaphrodites are not non binary white heterosexual feminist women that want to LARP as a minority are non binary.
     
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    Ok, genius, BOTH is a third option. Binary is literally two choices. Please re, re, re, review the definition of binary.

    1 or 0
    On or off
    True or false

    is the oven on or off? Both….. lol
     
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    Only within the binary.
    bi·na·ry
    /
    adjective
    1.
    relating to, composed of, or involving two things.

    So a Hermaphrodite involved or is composed of two things. It's like a binary liquid you can mix water with milk that's a binary solution no matter how much of one or the other is in it.
    That's binary code. Not people.
     
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    Hydrogen peroxide is a binary compound. It's composed of only two elements.

    That's not on or off. You need to take your own advice and learn the definition of binary. Google is your friend
     
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    On/off is an EXAMPLE of binary.

    Yes, computer language is the perfect example of binary. Both doesn’t exist in binary.
     

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