Those are anomalies that, despite deviations from the natural order, fail to dispute that all the other physical markers align with their chromosomal sex/gender.
The
natural order as defined by you is not at all an objective
observation. It is the very essence of subjective judgment. You, from your subjective perspective, think there is a
right way and a
wrong way for nature to be ordered but objective observations aren't about making those types of subjective determinations. They are about taking note of what is observed in nature and trying to come up with the best explanation for what we are seeing, for why something responds or behaves the way it does rather than implying there is way it
should behave. That is the difference between the objective and subjective. The explanation for the intersexed involves clinical scientific explanations like CYP21A2 gene mutation or AMH and AMHR2 gene mutations. These are scientific explanations for why the intersexed develop as they do. Calling them deviations of the natural order (what is the natural order by the way since you introduced the term) sounds a lot more like a sermon than science.
I get you’re just trying to eye-rollingly poke holes with extreme exceptions, but again, they don’t change the rule.
They prove your
rule to be inadequate as an objective scientific explanation for natural phenomenon.
If a baby is born missing an arm, that doesn’t mean we have to rethink what a human being in nature is… they are deficient, but all the other markers say they’re human, we know what they were meant/designed to be, they just were unfortunately deformed.
By every single marker, not by all other markers. Are you trying to imply that being born without an arm is partly an inhuman marker? There is no way that humans are meant to be. There is no designer. That's not science, that's religion.
The same goes here. You’re referencing deformities, you’re saying we need to question whether humans have one arm or two. I don’t get what purpose anyone would have to do that unless they had some extreme activist agenda.
Well if a baby is born one arm then I got news for you, objective observation would tell you that human has one arm. If you want to question whether a baby born with one arm has one arm or two that's on you.
It is, just because you want to philosophically rethink whether humans have 2 arms or not doesn’t mean you can expect others to Participate and respect such a silly endeavor. It sounds like you need a bottle of wine in front of a comfy fireplace to think deeply about these things the rest of us already know.
See I think it's funny that you look at the question of whether someone has one or two arms as a philosophical question. That seems a clear indication to me that you are arguing on behalf of religion. To me, whether or not someone has one or two arms is matter of simply counting their arms.
Meanwhile… Your lack of providing an objective argument is objectively observable, I object to your use of the word “objective” as you clearly have no idea what it objectively means.
You simply don't know that that word means and you prove it more and more with each argument.