[quote]Chromosomes determine what chromosomes you're going to have. [/quote] Ah, that is the same nonsense logic I referenced to previously. The whole genome's [i]heredity[/i] determines what chromosomes you have - they dont 'determine themselves'. [quote]It is humans who decide what gender that correlates to,[/quote] No, they determine, along with a complex and still little understood causality in the whole body-mind organism, their [i]gender identity[/i], not their biological gender. I distinguished them very clearly to be understood even by Internet surfers and SJWs. [quote]Turner Syndrome means that a human is born with X chromosomes. Not XX or XY, X. [/quote] So Turner syndrome and many others aren't orders of biological gender, they are DISorders and abnormalities of chromosomes. Gender (biological, chromosonal) is binary, unchangeable, encoded in every cell in the body. [quote]Not to mention every inter[WORD THAT RHYMES WITH HEX BECAUSE I KNOW BUNGIE IS GONNA CENSOR IT] person that exists that doesn't even outwardly fit into the chromosomal definition.[/quote] So, again, the common misinformation: interseggs has nothing to do with Trans gender identity and expression. And what is now so termed, is an umbrella term for a whole category of rare DIS-orders, syndromes, and abnormalities. They are not [i]orders[/i] of gender (biol.), theyre [i]disorders[/i], typically characterised by infertility. [quote] Your "undisputed facts" are born from a naïve outlook on the world, one that peaked in high school.[/quote] Actually Universities specialising in this, those annoying actual real-world scientific facts, unlike this common Internet-level and very apparent agenda-driven misinformation.