I’ll have to objectively stop you right there. That’s objectively the ridiculous.
You’re saying me or you, who observes a baby born with only one arm, cannot objectively observe it?
Are you saying we cannot know that it’s a deformation even though 99.9% of humans are born with 2 arms? And furthermore though the arm is missing, the baby still has a shoulder blade which assists in moving the arm they’re missing?? (Thus objectively proving the arm was supposed to be there naturally)
I'm saying you don't understand any of the words you use. You don't understand how scientists use the word deformity and you don't understand how to properly use the word natural in its proper context and from there your misunderstanding of the objective from the subjective gets compounded.
Everything in nature is natural and has natural causes, including babies born with one arm. The cause of that certainly isn't magic or voodoo. It's a mutation in a gene or a hormone receptor but whatever it is is also itself, natural. Genes and hormones are natural. Deformity in science doesn't mean unnatural it means
not what is normally observed. If the baby is missing the gene to grow an arm then it perfectly natural for them, based on their objective genes and chemistry, to be missing an arm even if that's not what we normally observe in babies.
You would say we can’t objectively make conclusions?
I would say that the argument that there is a
right or
wrong way for humans to be is not an objective argument, it's a religious one.
You would have to make the objective choice to be objectively stupid if that’s what you objectively think.
You'd be stupid to think a baby born with one arm was caused by unnatural forces.
Nope, you objectively ran.
I didn't. I answered and broke down exactly why it's a silly question. Infertility doesn't make you less of a man or woman.
Let’s re-ask it for those who objectively struggle to answer objectively straight questions.
Can someone who isn’t a female/woman give birth?
Can you objectively define what a female is first?
You objectively need to take an objective statistics course so you can update your objectively obtuse and incorrect “all or nothing” worldview.
Just because something happens infrequently doesn't mean it doesn't objectively happen.