/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16055931
>imagine if only 58 percent of physicists would agree that gravity exists

Isn't there actually a big divide on the existence of gravity as an independent force vs an emergent side effect of other forces?

Anyway, yes sex is binary but from a long term perspective the "status" of its binary nature from a genetic perspective has been changing over millions of years. So I can understand the hesitation of affirming it as a indisputable fact if you have full knowledge of its hypothetical development.

>>16055931
>imagine if only 58 percent of physicists would agree that gravity exists

Isn't there actually a big divide on the existence of gravity as an independent force vs an emergent side effect of other forces?

Anyway, yes sex is binary but from a long term perspective the "status" of its binary nature from a genetic perspective has been changing over millions of years. So I can understand the affirming it as a indisputable fact if you have full knowledge of its hypothetical development.