False ! Nice dodge though
I'm not joking. Can you show a single physics experiment to support what you are saying? Is there a chemical formula? Maybe a fossil?
The "science" of which you speak is nothing more than a belief within the psychology field. Psychology is, by definition, a pseudo science. Well enough, in and of itself. But that warrants a special level of critical review. The origin of the idea that there is this thing called "gender" that is distinct from biological sex is based on nothing more than people
saying that
feel like it is true.
Shrink 1: Hey guys, I've had all these transgender patients, and they keep saying that they
feel like they're in the wrong bodies.
Shrink 2: Yep, that's what mine say too.
Shrink 3: Oh! So, let's say they
are in the wrong body. We've separated sexual attraction from gender. What if we start looking at gender as arbitrary. Something that happens regardless of your gender.
Shrink 2: How do we do that? How does gender not equal gender anymore?
Shrink 3: Well, we have to make it abstract. Kinda like the idea of a spirit or soul. What if your soul has a gender, but your body doesn't necessarily have the same gender?
Shrink 1: And how in the world do we describe that?
Shrink 3: This is what we do....from now on we'll use 'sex' to describe biological gender. And we'll use 'gender' to describe a soul's gender, or a person's 'true' gender.
Shrink 1: Don't you think this is a little....well, a bit of a stretch? I mean, what are we basing this off of?
Shrink 3: We're basing it off of our observations from our patients, of course! You're not judging your patients, are you? Are you letting your personal feelings effect the way you treat your patients?
Shrink 1: What? No! Of course not!
Shrink 3: Okay, so let's take a vote. Who votes in favor of saying gender and sex are different things?
Shrink 1: I vote no, because I don't see any convincing evidence of a causal relationship.
Shrink 2: I vote yes, because it's a useful way to describe our observations, even if it doesn't explain why.
Shrink 3: I vote yes because it's definitely the reason why, and we need to make sure people think so too!
Shrink 3: The American School of Sychologists announces a consensus is that gender and sex are two different things.
You: Look, science backs it up!