Curried Goats
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My argument wasn't that the intersexed or trans communities represent large percentages of the overall human population, it was that chromosomes aren't a definitive indicator and they aren't, as you've conceded, at least in a small percentage of cases.They are one of the 0.05% people born intersex. There are always exceptions to every rule.
It's normal for Caster Semenya's body to produce the levels of testosterone it does due to her biology. Normal in the way you are using it here simply means average. She takes medication to suppress her testosterone levels as a requirement for competing, not because she has to. It's possible she could of lived her entire life without knowing there was anything different about her physiology.And even they have to take medication to suppress their testosterone levels since they are well above a normal female.
I'm not saying they're the same, I'm saying chromosomes aren't a definitive dismissal of people's sex. Once you've accepted that we can move on in the debate.That is not the same as cutting off your dick and adding tits later in life.