Did you know? There are only two gametes.
Fertilization occurs when a male and female gamete combine and make the worst decision of their young lives. (VIEW MORE)
What Is A Woman?
Since time immemorial, the question of what a woman is has haunted humanity like a specter. How could you possibly even understand, let alone define such a thing? Recently, as trans theories have spread, there has been renewed interest in this question by essentialists that want to restrict womanhood (and all the stereotypes and expressions of women) in an immutable biological essence. (READ MORE)
Is Biological Sex Observed or Assigned?
Nowadays, many institutions, especially medical institutions, refer to a person’s biological sex as their sex assigned at birth. This has been from the influence of trans theories: i.e., any theory which believes a person can change their gender and/or their sex characteristics. (VIEW MORE)
Citations:
Let’s Talk About Intersex [ANIMATION] • trf
Research on Brain Sex:
Mosaic hypothesis of brain sexual dimorphism:
Joel, Daphna et al. Sex beyond the genitalia: The human brain mosaic. 2015.
Joel, Daphna et al. The Complex Relationships between Sex and the Brain. The Neuroscientist. 2019.
Critique of Mosaic Hypothesis:
Rosenblatta, Jonathan D. Multivariate revisit to “sex beyond the genitalia”.
Glezermana, Marek. Yes,there is a female and a male brain: Morphology versus functionality. 2016.
Skepticism of Brain Sex:
Gender Identity in Trans Children:
How Food Revolutionized Our Sex Lives Music Video REMIXED
How Food Changed Our Sex Lives | 100 Historical Objects
The second 5 historical objects from the book A History of the World in 100 Objects by Neil MacGregor.
After the Ice Age: Food & Sex 9000-3500 B.C.E.
The development of farming occurred independently in at least 7 different parts of the world at the end of the last Ice Age 10,000 years ago. This slow revolution took many centuries and had profound implications. Tending crops and domesticating animals meant that humans had for the first time to settle in one place. Farming created a food surplus that allowed larger groups of people to live together and changed not just how they lived but how they thought. New gods were developed to explain animal behavior and the seasonal cycle of crops.
A HISTORY OF THE WORLD IN 100 OBJECTS
Citations:
Macgregor, Neil. A History of the World in 100 Objects. Viking, 2011. Buy here!
