Parent elected to school board leaks science curriculum that states biological sex isn't binary

[oldag]

https://www.foxnews.com/media/paren...ience-curriculum-states-biological-sex-binary

Within a month of being at the school board, Rooks leaked a proposed textbook that would be used in the district's high school. She said she was alarmed that the science curriculum discounted the reality of biological sex.

 

[pronstar]

With our plans to homeschool our kids so they aren’t retarded, I do wonder how they’ll fare in a society increasingly full of retards.

 

[Double Naught Spy]

External biological sex traits tend to be nearly 100% binary, but there are exceptions.

Genetic sex varies more so, but he stereotypical binary male (XY) and female (XX) are the norm, but there are numerous exceptions that are RARE. About 1 in 400 male and 1 in 650 female live births demonstrate some form of sex chromosome abnormality. Here are some examples.
XXY is Klinefelter Syndrome in males
XYY Syndrome in males
XXYY Syndrome in males
XXX Syndrome in females
X or X+ is Turner Syndrome in females (partial or completely missing X)
Fragile X Syndrome (broke X Chromosome)

These are often mutations. Mutations are often seen as bad, but in reality, many successful species are just an accumulation of mutations, most of which are beneficial, non-harmful, and/or leftover and no longer used (becomes part of junk DNA along with good DNA, basically 98% of our genetic material is not used).

 

[oldag]

External biological sex traits tend to be nearly 100% binary, but there are exceptions.

Genetic sex varies more so, but he stereotypical binary male (XY) and female (XX) are the norm, but there are numerous exceptions that are RARE. About 1 in 400 male and 1 in 650 female live births demonstrate some form of sex chromosome abnormality. Here are some examples.
XXY is Klinefelter Syndrome in males
XYY Syndrome in males
XXYY Syndrome in males
XXX Syndrome in females
X or X+ is Turner Syndrome in females (partial or completely missing X)
Fragile X Syndrome (broke X Chromosome)

These are often mutations. Mutations are often seen as bad, but in reality, many successful species are just an accumulation of mutations, most of which are beneficial, non-harmful, and/or leftover and no longer used (becomes part of junk DNA along with good DNA, basically 98% of our genetic material is not used).

The extremely rare exception should not be taught as the rule.

 

[Double Naught Spy]

The extremely rare exception should not be taught as the rule.

It is a rule that it is rare and that it does in fact exist, which a lot of people want to deny.

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

DNS,

Would you please stop sounding all sciency and splain what all the initialisms mean?

I'm guessing some of them provide an explanation as to why some people who're 'intersexuals' lean more toward being born more or less gay?

Or, am I way off base?

Thanks!

 

[oldag]

It is a rule that it is rare and that it does in fact exist, which a lot of people want to deny.

Biological abnormalities exist, but they are just that.

 

[oldag]

DNS,

Would you please stop sounding all sciency and splain what all the initialisms mean?

I'm guessing some of them provide an explanation as to why some people who're 'intersexuals' lean more toward being born more or less gay?

Or, am I way off base?

Thanks!

He is referring to genetic defects.

 

[Renegade]

It is a rule that it is rare and that it does in fact exist, which a lot of people want to deny.

Either way you do not get to choose it or what pronouns go with it

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

oldag,

Right, I got that.

I'm looking for the specifics in every day language.

 

[kbaxter60]

With our plans to homeschool our kids so they aren’t retarded, I do wonder how they’ll fare in a society increasingly full of retards.

Just watch the movie "Idiocracy". You'll get the picture (so to speak).

 

[General Zod]

"The Party Of Science"

 

[rotor]

There are also some very rare conditions called androgen insensitivity syndrome and these are genetic male (XY) but have ALL of the physical characteristics of a female and invariably raised as a female. If they ever have genetic testing and find out that they are not what they think they are it can be disastrous. For years some beautiful Hollywood stars were rumored to be genetic men, never proven but rumored. These "women" are infertile. Now that genetic testing is so common perhaps more of these individuals are found. So, what your birth certificate says may not be what your genetics say. Men, you don't need be concerned unless you are married to one of them. No children of course.

 

[benenglish]

There are also some very rare conditions called androgen insensitivity syndrome and these are genetic male (XY) but have ALL of the physical characteristics of a female and invariably raised as a female. If they ever have genetic testing and find out that they are not what they think they are it can be disastrous. For years some beautiful Hollywood stars were rumored to be genetic men, never proven but rumored. These "women" are infertile. Now that genetic testing is so common perhaps more of these individuals are found. So, what your birth certificate says may not be what your genetics say. Men, you don't need be concerned unless you are married to one of them. No children of course.

Wasn't that an episode of House?


Note: I'm not going to rewatch this just to get the precise words used to name the condition so if I'm wrong, feel free to mock me unmercifully.

 

[cycleguy2300]

External biological sex traits tend to be nearly 100% binary, but there are exceptions.

Genetic sex varies more so, but he stereotypical binary male (XY) and female (XX) are the norm, but there are numerous exceptions that are RARE. About 1 in 400 male and 1 in 650 female live births demonstrate some form of sex chromosome abnormality. Here are some examples.
XXY is Klinefelter Syndrome in males
XYY Syndrome in males
XXYY Syndrome in males
XXX Syndrome in females
X or X+ is Turner Syndrome in females (partial or completely missing X)
Fragile X Syndrome (broke X Chromosome)

These are often mutations. Mutations are often seen as bad, but in reality, many successful species are just an accumulation of mutations, most of which are beneficial, non-harmful, and/or leftover and no longer used (becomes part of junk DNA along with good DNA, basically 98% of our genetic material is not used).

Notice the ones with Y are still male (binary)

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[rotor]

Wasn't that an episode of House?


Note: I'm not going to rewatch this just to get the precise words used to name the condition so if I'm wrong, feel free to mock me unmercifully.

That is the syndrome.

 

[Double Naught Spy]

Notice the ones with Y are still male (binary)

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Ah, phenotypes and genotypes do make for fun debates.

 

[ronbwolf]

Step out of the shower, look at your crotch in the mirror, things hanging, you're male, nothing hanging, you're female, don't accept it, IDGaF!

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

ron,

You, huff, you...brute you!

How dare you mock the degenerates!

 

[TxPython357]

Step out of the shower, look at your crotch in the mirror, things hanging, you're male, nothing hanging, you're female, don't accept it, IDGaF!

If you have a dangling thing you belong in the mens room, if you don't, you belong in the womans room, if you cut your dangling thing off you belong in a rubber room.