/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11327587
>monogamy backed by government power created civilization
civilization wasn't created by monogamy and even in the most christian and monogamous times, women still selected and wanted strong and intelligent men, and they didn't marry abominations.
>giving every man a stake in keeping it going
this mode of reproduction would only lead to degradation of humans and eventual extinction or extreme selection in short time (i.e. genocide), this is not happening now because humans have always been selective and will always be selective. yeah it's very unfair to be placed at the bottom or to be denied things everyone else gets just because you were born but it is all for the better good

>defective SRY gene
extremely rare and those are females in every aspect except chromosomes (if given estrogen during puberty otherwise they will stay sexually prepubescent female for the rest of their lives).
>XXY, XYY, anything with extra chromosomes
anything with extra chromosomes is down syndrome in my book, also extremely rare
>low test male
that's like being low calcium, it's not something to be proud of. also doctors today hand out TRT like candy

>>11253233
>pears

>>11182770
Yeah, pretty much. Never thought of the synesthesia aspect either but that sounds like a good way to look at it. Wish I remembered how the fuck I personally dealt with it. I think a combination of my parents treating me normally (but patiently) and tons of public speaking/leadership shit with autist-friendly rubrics being forced on me in high school helped a lot. I still glaze the fuck over when someone talks to me, but now I let my eyes roll in the general direction of their face. Reading emotions was definitely difficult as shit but doable with time, eventually you can fake it.