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Nothing that she said was scientifically inaccurate. He's the one that got mixed up when reiterating their conversation. So he pretty much just destroyed himself. If you can't see that, then maybe re-watch the video? Then again, actual education does not seem to a strong suit amongst your crowd, so I won't hold my breath.
@@AlexeiArntzen buddy if you can name ten people out of the “hundreds of thousands” who are capable of literally impregnating themselves I will mail you $5k. Don’t worry, the money is just as real as a hundred thousand hermaphrodites.
@@mikegorgonzola8391 She never said that there's been a case where someone impregnated themselves. HE said that. He either got confused or was intentionally playing some shitty gaslighting game to twist the situation. Theoretically, it's possible though, even if no cases have been reported. Perhaps in a XX/XY chimera. But many things are possible. It's humans that choose to limit their own thinking.
@@AlexeiArntzen I wanted to ask you to see if you can back up your own point but what was I thinking. I guess I gotta go check out the first biased page I see on google.
@@AlexeiArntzen still can’t back up your own point I see. C’mon, a hundred thousand cases and you can’t name ten individuals who have shared their stories? What about five? Can you do five? Please?🥺
That was the question such as a student asking a professor for clarification. That's how people learn. No shouting or insulting. Just question and answer.
@@BunniRabbi what are you talking about it’s a required class in all schools, sex ed is different than biology class that speaks on anatomy of a human body as a whole. Remember when we learned how many bones we had, guess what we learned men can’t have babies and women can. I went to a poor Bible Belt school and still know a person who born with both parts can only do one or the other (be pregnant or get someone pregnant cannot do both)because most cases the body part that not dominate ends up rejecting from the body.
@@AG-lb9ey Under Harmon's you cannot bring up the topic of intersex humans or hermaphrodites of any species at the elementary or middle school level. That went into effect in 2011. I lost a coworker over that, and she was teaching bio. While teaching sex-ed, I've had my job threatened over it, without it even having it as part of the curriculum.
What a refreshing way for a student to ask a question and have someone respond and explain in a polite way. We can all learn a lesson by watching this video.
Yep, it's heavily overpriced in the US. Needs to be reformed heavily to make more available so that we can expand and upgrade society with higher specialized skills without the massive debt load. Then we'd have a lot better education and information about these things in the common thought because people wouldn't be stuck inside confused delusions and backwards thoughts of echo chambers but instead taught actual science that they could then propagate and disseminate to the general public of other fields. Though, there have been some stories of hermaphrodites with genetic viability, none have been confirmed by modern tests that I'm aware of. And the hillarity of asexual reproduction on something as complex as a human is an utter nightmare for the children so even if possible it'd be highly highly discouraged to go f yourself without birth control.
She shared what she knew, asked a question appropriately, listened without interrupting and continued her learning journey. Classy! this is a model student.
I think she thought she had a gotcha question and didn't expect Matt to be prepared. She made the claim that intersex people are able to produce both sets of gametes. If the audience didn't confirm they did not, she was ready to continue the lie, as you can see from her startle response and immediate nervous chewing. Women like this are happy to subject thier peers to changing rooms with men in them. You are being too kind and generous.
@@cherylwilkinson3228 - she looked startled when caught in the lie that intersex people produce functional male and female gametes. Human biology 101 is that intersex people are generally sterile without the support of modern medical interventions.
They shouldn't be bailed out, they should be waived. These colleges are clearly failing their duties and they overcharge because of Gov subsidies for college
Nope. Not only should they not be bailed out or waived, but the federal government needs to get out of the student loan and grant business completely. It's because of this that universities are hiking their prices because they know the feds will cover whatever they charge. Universities should learn to earn a student's dollar. Not have them guaranteed by the feds.
There is so much fraud. A friend's son got his student loan money, dropped out after 2 weeks and spent the money drinking. Why should taxpayers bail him out? They get living expenses besides tuition.
@@tylerk.7947 True. I budget like hell to pay my student loans, but I knew what I was getting into when I borrowed them. I think I got a pretty solid education when I listen to these poor kids and the nonsense classes they have to take in order to graduate.
Yeah, it's really silly when people bring up points like this to make a point about "gender fluidness." It's very similar to the, "all abortions are okay because of this small % of rape & incest cases," argument.
@@erikt9677 What you miss is that it depends on the person. There are people who want a cause to fight. So they attach to any cause that marginally fits with their views and go after people who disagree. If that "poor" woman walked out of that conversation and didn't learn anything, she'd be one of the people who just can't learn anything. If she did learn, she's an exception
I appreciate people not hating on the girl for not fully understanding the topic. As the title suggests, she is a student and is still learning. Both her and Walsh were very respectful to each other and I think everyone walked away better and more informed for it. Personally I don't think this was awkward at all, it was an amazing example of a healthy conflict and resolution.
It was a good way of communicating between each other. The awkward part is the fact that she really should have known that people can't have both testicles AND ovaries to for instance impregnate themselves and that intersex is never the same as transgender
What really was there to embarrass? She is the only person who could tell us her emotions, first of all. Everyone here is jumping to conclusions and buying into this stupid title “.....educates biology STUDENT on biology.” Well no shit. That’s why biology students study biology...to learn about oh never mind
@@michealhuff2299 Nice to see the voice of reason here. I am trying to point that out to some people here, but not sure it will be understood :P. It is indeed the whole point of higher education. It seems some people see it as their objective to berate and scoff at people because they make a mistake. I am guessing most of those people have not been to a university, let alone studied at one. I guess some people will never get away from the primary school playground.
Indeed he did not. I believe she was in error (I am unfamiliar with cases where people have had both functioning testicles and ovaries). Part of education is to be wrong. It is the whole point. Some people love to scoff, and "point and laugh". I am just glad I have a uni education, so I know that professionals don't do that. It would make education a little pointless.
Because she was respectful too. And she was ready to actually learn and listen to others opinions not to make everyone believe in her ideology. This is how normal conversations have to happen. It's funny how it is not seen as a norm since those movements started.
As a biology student who isn't failing: Notice how she said ovaries and testicles. She did not say sperm and ovum. She destroyed her own point within the first 5 seconds. Yes accidents happen and people develop organs they weren't supposed to but people are only ever able to produce one type of gamete. And anyway, this argument is completely irrelevant because its usually not intersex people saying they want to transition. It's regular "cis" people using their experiences to try and justify why people should be ok with them taking hormones AND why it should be ok to give hormones to kids (among many other things) Stop appropriating people's genetic disorders to further your politics.
yeah as a real intersex person myself, I'm being nothing but assumed and appropriated for unwanted attention form the people here, and the when I tell them basic science they end up hating me and continously gives me micro aggressions every other minute it's pretty sad--
Biological fact that humans are either male or female is clear. What isn't clear is how the trans community has been able to gain such prominence in such a small period of time.
Exactly and yet no one in the lgbtqirrosmrsvx+ community want to define a woman or a man or define anything at all they just want to drop all definitions of things
She asked a legitimate question that was not confrontational. It probably was on some audience member’s minds and good to bring into the narrative of the subject matter. A cool kid. Much respect.
No she hasn’t been indoctrinated. She was confused and hasn’t quite grasped the topic. Matt was helping her learn. Genetics is a tough subject, still in its infancy new information is coming to light all the time.
That man shouldn’t be teaching anyone. Where is this even?? Somewhere in the south? Countless studies have shown signs that transgender people have brains that are more similar to their experienced gender before they ever have any medical treatment. It’s not a choice, people are born that way and there is plenty of proof. This is just one from a decade ago because frankly I don’t have time to sit here all day and post medical studies that prove this is not a choice. “Spanish investigators-led by psychobiologist Antonio Guillamon of the National Distance Education University in Madrid and neuropsychologist Carme Junqué Plaja of the University of Barcelona-used MRI to examine the brains of 24 female-to-males and 18 male-to-females-both before and after treatment with cross-sex hormones. Their results, published in 2013, showed that even before treatment the brain structures of the trans people were more similar in some respects to the brains of their experienced gender than those of their natal gender. For example, the female-to-male subjects had relatively thin subcortical areas (these areas tend to be thinner in men than in women). Male-to-female subjects tended to have thinner cortical regions in the right hemisphere, which is characteristic of a female brain. (Such differences became more pronounced after treatment.) This is horrifying. I’m a cis woman and it’s a nightmare every day realizing there are so many people who will do anything they can to ensure the suffering of others. They can’t let people live their lives as long as they’re not hurting anyone.
Dustin Stevens College is an absolute SCAM. Millions of Americans are carrying a total of $1.5 Trillion in student loan debt, and many of them are either under-employed(not working in their field of study) or unemployed.
You sound almost like you need a safe space, snowflake. It is really never the instructor "whining, shouting, name calling or screaming" but always the throngs of over privileged students falling over each other to be the victims at the prestigious university they attend.
Yep. Too bad the video isn't titled to reflect that. Unfortunately "Listen to this GREAT exchange on basic biology between two respectful people" won't get YAF as many views ($$$).
At least she asked instead of telling him what she knows. Beautiful constructive conversation there. Kudos. And I bet she doesn’t feel like a trash can, for asking either.
VTeR1 This is true old people took all the money to put programs in place for all the idiot kids that are to lazy and want everything for nothing like free food free education free housing free transportation free medical
@@992turbos8 what's your issue with people having free access to necessities, food shouldn't be free but if someone is starving they should be able to get basics for free, if someone is homeless they should be able to have somewhere to live so that they can get a job and get back on their feet, education and medical should just be free and put on taxes so people can live and be healthy, transportation should be cheaper for lower income people so they can actually travel, it's not that they want everything for nothing it's that they want to be able to live
Like gays that feel the need to tell everyone at every opportunity that they are gay.Ive never met anyone and mentioned my sexual preference.They are attention seekers and yeh we dont care
This is the college environment I grew up with in the 50s & 60s. It goes back to the notion, "There are no stupid questions." The question is, usually, a true request for more information. Ex. "I've learned this much, can you further enlighten me?" And this gentleman, was kindly, and respectfully informative to this young person's question. That has become rare today.
THERE ARE NOT 100S OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE THAT ARE BORN WITH THESE MUTATIONS EVERY YEAR. She has either been lied to or was not paying attention in class that day and caught part of a letcure and misunderstood it.
I was fine with men thinking they're women... Until they tried to tell me I had to believe it as well. Believe what you want but don't try to force your beliefs on me.
Agree. It so funny they respect pronouns and the use of it but they can no longer respect people of different opinions. As I always say, "educate" people but after you educate them, respect them enough to leave them with their choice.
@@albertgainsworth Would you go along with those that think Earth is flat? Just because it would be polite doesn't mean I have to agree with them. Disagreeing with someone is not disrespect. Agreeing with someone just to be polite, but you actually don't agree, makes you a hypocrite.
@@vegarosa69 So I should argue with him to convince him that he should snap out of it and admit that he is fully male? I don't think so, but if a person tried to convince me that the Earth was flat, he/she would get a good argument.
I love how respectful Walsh is. Didn't make her feel dumb, and when the audience was being rude to her he didn't get a big head like some speakers would. Instead he told a light joke to loosen people up, told her it was a good question to ask, then explained why he disagreed. We need more Matt Walshes in politics.
What we could really do with is an actual biology teacher to straighten them both out, without treating either like retards just because their understanding of biology is incomplete (that is quite common afterall). No one is sure if self-fertilisation has ever happened within our species. It just hasn't be observed. But it can't be ruled out either. It has been seen in other species. And we certainly do see such things as the human XX/XY chimera, which comes awfully close. So the real breakdown in communication here appears to be a confusion between the facts of sexual reproduction in general and what has (or has not) been observed in humans specifically. She still needs educating (to refine her understanding). She is not the only one. This is a very complex topic.
There is no need to make her feel dumb. She's young and still developing her knowledge. If you approach people this way I'd say there is more chance to develop a normal educated person.
I liked it too. I'm surprised how many people in the comments are being pseudo-intellectual dicks to her, as if the girl is straight up evil for asking that. just a young mind absorbing information from sources around her, not being obnoxious or anything
Matt is always so respectful to people that are willing to object to his opinions/facts, as long as they ask in a respectful manner. That's why I respect Matt so much.
The young lady was respectful and made a fair, if somewhat erroneous point. He responded respectfully and corrected her. Perfectly rational exchange of points of view. Congratulations to both.
Dont congratulate people on they're stupidity, its comon sense to know that no human can be pregnant and impregnate someone. 🤷🏽♂️ But i guess we have to be nice and considerate to some people or they get angry and hurt. 😂
..which is the goal of the Left. They need confused people to help carry out their planned depopulation, through genocide, abortion and inversion of common sense and morality.
For the most part uni is fine. The first degree is only the first level of higher education. Don't forget people are at different levels (kind of presuming she is at lower end). She is indeed wrong in that people with those types of issues cannot both "impregnate" and "be impregnated" themselves, for example (I don't believe there are any cases to date). Technically by what she is saying that could be possible (theoretically), but I am pretty certain there are no cases of this occurring. Her saying that it happens means she should do more research. If she gets through the whole degree she might be fine... you only require about 40% to "pass" anyway!! She just made an error - that is all; she is still studying.
@@laurad8035 Yes you are (in a university anyway). That is Uni 101. Not all students are good students or even listen... but the normal degree is 3 years. Many do not learn, and those are the ones who get 40-50% and end up working as a toilet cleaner.
It's bc the lack of ppl like him & false teaching/indoctrination, that prevents highly intelligent people, from being able to utilize their potential! So hats off to Matt!
@Tiger Tamer You keep repeating these three points (and calling people softbrains, saying "X" not an argument, and 'conservatives bad') over and over again but you havent provided any proof. Ill admit Im not the oldest guy around but Ive been around. Traveled quite a bit for work and I have yet to see as many intersex people as I have gingers. Ive met a grand total of one intersex and roughly a few hundred gingers. That one guy had his underdeveloped ovaries removed when he was younger due to the immense pain he was in and even now he still cant have kids. He will never be able to have kids. No, intersex is not a valid gender. To be valid it has to be able to reproduce and intersexes can not do that. So its definitely not as common as being a ginger nor is it something that has to be catered towards. It something to be treated, and that only helps the pain. So what does "bimodal" even mean? Can you give a definition? And what societies have this third gender? Are they first world or third world? How do they define it? How long have they been using it?
Yes. They are many people with physical disorders but it is horrible to see young physical normal tryng to destroy their body, their life and their whole family.
I think she didn't ask her question with a disrespective attitude and therefore he answered her in a civil manner without trying to make her look and feel completely stupid for asking it! I think this is the classic way things like this should be done where when a person shows respect they receive respect back! That is something we do not see much in America anymore because everyone is always angry and disrespectful towards something different than what they feel or believe.
"But people with birth defects exist, so I can claim to be something I'm not because I want to..." No, birth defects have nothing to do with a man claiming to be a woman, and vice-versa.
Birth defects have EVERYTHING to do with transgenderism. Transgenderism is a physical, structural birth defect, visible on MRI. Men and women have different ratios of white matter and grey matter in their brains. Trans patients' brains display a white-to-grey ratio that more closely matches the gender opposite to their body's sex. Trans patients are living proof that gendered behavior/expression/preferences are biologically hardwired. Research sees difference in TG patients ratio of white-to-grey matter: www.newscientist.com/article/dn20032-transsexual-differences-caught-on-brain-scan Further exploration of grey matter ratios: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2754583/?tool=pmcentrez Further exploration of white matter ratios: www.journalofpsychiatricresearch.com/article/S0022-3956(10)00325-0/fulltext Research sees differences in the central subdivision of the bed nucleus of the stria terminals: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7477289 Research sees differences in the hypothalamic uncinate nucleus: academic.oup.com/brain/article/131/12/3132/295849 Research on how gendered brain differences happen in utero, not afterwards: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15724806 Research on how gendered brain development and body development happen separately: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20889965 Research finding that bullying and family rejection are the major causes for trans suicide: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5178031/ Research finding that TG children who are supported do not develop depression: pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/early/2016/02/24/peds.2015-3223 Article discussing various biological causes for gendered behavior: www.dana.org/Cerebrum/2014/Equal_%E2%89%A0_The_Same__Sex_Differences_in_the_Human_Brain/
I'm a biology major...it's tough being a free-thinking biology major, these days. Mainly because everything you learn in college is wrong because someone on Twitter got mad and was loud enough about it.
Amen to that! I'm also a bio major. I call my professors out when they present horribly skewed or poorly analyzed graphs. I wish Trump and Musk would join forces and create their own universities! Although public ones would become even greater liberal cesspools. I guess we just need to keep shoving logic and reasoning into the liberals faces to keep waking them up from their woke bs.
Aww it's tough is it?? Being a 'free thinking biology major?? Gimme a break already, will you.. its basic F'n English... BI-O BI TWO BIO LIFE. it's not TRIOLOGY or Quadology Bio like Bible is the dualistic principle of nature to create life... you dont need to struggle as a 'free thinking biology major' to understand the fundemental concept of male/female = life
@@freak1sees714 are you mad at me because I know that a man and a woman create life? Are you not aware that a man and woman are required to make life? 😅😂
@@redsentimentfilms7126 How in TF did you get accepted into university? You've just made my argument for me and even attached smiley emojis for extra merit in an attempt to what....?? Offend me?? If I were you I'd go back to that university and demand a F'n refund!
Well said! She was extremely sweet instead of coming in yelling like I see a lot of people do in these debates. And Matt, as always, was very calm and well-spoken.
@Alpha beta There's no exceptions on the subject therefore she asked a stupid question & also makes you stupid for trying to validate her ridiculous take!
It must really be a slap in the face for people who do suffer this genetic mutation to be used by people who don't suffer from their deformities to used by them as a flag to further their own agenda when they have now idea what it feels like to actually suffer from their condition
What does suffering from their condition have to do with the scientific fact that humans cannot self-impregnate? We are homo sapiens, not oysters. If someone is offended by that and suffers from it, they have much bigger problems than facing biological truth.
@@Ryan-ys2bq not at all. She was trying to learn and listen to his view point. She said he made good points earlier, she obviously wants to be more educated
@@Ryan-ys2bq She looked at her phone as a reference for the scientific name of the condition she was talking about...I hate when people do the thing you're talking about but this wasn't one of those times.
No one listens these days. No appreciation for nuance and psychology. The females tone was at best condescending, and at worst, accusatory. She wasn’t learning, she was criticizing from a position of ignorance. Ignorance isn’t stupidity, but she has a good foundation to get there.
i dont see how what she said was stupid nor is she learning stupid things in class. Her question is surprisingly based on factual cases where people are born as intersex individuals. This is medically studied and does happen; it is a rarity, but does happen. I think her question was a genuine one to see how this issue fits in with matt's disregard for transgenderism. He simply stated that her question doesn't quite align with his speech on being transgender. However, I don't think she stated anything dumb or not scientific in her question.
@@bd1043 I was referring to the tendency of our universities to push a leftist mindset onto their students. Yes, there have been cases but for her to bring up hermaphrodites under this context implies her feelings that it is relevant to the "fluidity" of gender. The context of Matt's presentation pertained to the validity of the transgender movement not the rarity of deformity. I don't agree that the existence of sexual mutations somehow brings value to the transgender movement. Her education however taught her that is related in this forum; a thinking that I believe to be a failing of our universities. Just my two cents 👍
I find the worse part was a mass majority of those in attendance knew the correct answer to the genetic disorder question about impregnation and she didn't her teach must feel like slamming their head on a desk and or she isn't paying attention as much as she thought
@@bd1043 she said hermaphrodite can get pregnant and impregnate. So she isn't Learning truths. Poor kid to bad we have a bunch of adults stupid adults ruining our future by teaching opinions and emotions rather than facts...
@@alexanderschmoldt2982 The point is to point out that they are DISORDERS. It means there is something wrong. You dont create a separate category for disorders if they are in fact disorders. A disorder is a deviation from what is normal.
@@youtubeuser5524 My interpretation of the comment was that it wasn't* pointing out the title of the video but rather what the people Matt Walsh is opposing would have done on the condition that it was them who was on that stage and was also asked a question that challenged their views given that's really all i've seen coming from them, condecension.
Yes, agreed. He wasn't patronizing or rude. He took the question in good faith and tried to clear up the confusion. He didn't seem to be aware of the condition she was referring to though, which is real. (Ovotestes or streak gonads ... some people do have both testicular and ovarian tissue in their gonads, but they are usually not functional and if they are, can still only produce one type of gamete. There is no such thing as a human hermaphrodite, though in the past the term was used to describe intersex people.)
I agree. I don’t really like when they frame the videos as, “girl gets destroyed on trans people!” or whatever. A lot of the videos are very reasonable conversations.
It's not an honest question. She thought it was a "gotcha" question. She has been so brainwashed, propagandized and misinformed that she really thought what she was saying was smart. It was nice of the speaker to have compassion on her and explain it without making fun of her.
@@wayneurquhart1967 Aberration, Anomaly, Abnormality, Defects. There is no third, because that would mean the first 2 would never be needed. They certainly can't be Asexual either, because that implies they can procreate with themselves. The people that do suffer from the abnormality, genetically always lean more towards one side, than the other.
I am glad he wasn't disrespectful....but she was the one who began the conversation bringing up the biological aspect...presenting herself as a scientist. She should not be mocked but she should be firmly corrected. Just because she is female does not create her a pass any more than it should deny her an entry...Her entry was just wrong. He merely corrected her.
@@JadeRunner sacrificing the whole to preserve the part. This story will not end well for society as a whole or for these poor unfortunate souls individually.
@@JadeRunner Its true though , if there's one exception the rule doesnt exist. We literally learn this in maths on how to prove something wrong , find one exception and its done . Anyway those aren't exceptions . They always bring up different matter and paste it together .
Theres a girl I know (shes actually a really good friend of mine) who believes in more than 2 genders so I decided to educate her on it. I sent her some videos from ben shapiro and steven crowder and asked her what she thinks about it. She said that she also believes besides men and women that there are people with 'xy' chromosomes and I just looked at her and said: 'xy are men.... are u not edcuated on biology' and it was the funniest thing to me She thought that there are only 'x' and only 'y' and that if u mix bith u somehow are both genders.... I-
@@ParallaxView111 yea- she just listens to what those liberal instagram accounts say and doesnt wanna hear about facts or can provide any evidence for what she says but were still really goos friends
@@TobyStan I mean i can appreciate a good point of Shapiro but Crowder... Meh he is the Anita Sarkeesian of the right. I don't want to argue it, just wanted to through it out there but Crowder isn't really about the truth but rather about views and people seeing him as the superior debator. You could kinda see it in his socialism change my mind. While we can all agree that pure socialism is... pretty damn bad he acted pretty biased and unscientific or... rather undebatable.
@@daviddinoger socialism has nothing to do with science, it's political. Some topics can be both, socialism isn't one of those however. You can argue the guy isn't scientific if you like, just stating that in regards to the topic of socialism being evil, that's purely an opinion. Evil is also non scientific. As is good. They're typically religious in origin, but can also be moral or political. Just a couple points to consider about your comment. He DID seem to get a little triggered when the one guy used "shill" and "autistic" but I'd say that's fairly valid in what SHOULD be a civil discussion.
The way her tone was when asking the question honestly sounded like she was confused about that condition. I’m glad you said it in a respectful way to her but it’s not her fault her teacher doesn’t know how to teach
I'm not a biology student but rather one of those intersex people, that so called biology student wasn't paying attention in class. I was born without the ability to reproduce. 46, XX intersex, I had an involuntary surgery that removed my internals reproductive organs and I got stuck with HRT for the rest of my life. I am all sorts of fun in real life, I work a blue collar job and have no agenda to push. I just wish others would stop trying to lump me with the trans community. I was born a biological female, I got 80% of her traits and 20% of his, I was told to act like a man for so long it isn't even remotely funny.
Wow. Interesting. Did you develop both a penis and vagina? I'm just actually curious. Do you feel like more dominating like a man or do you feel more feminine? Can you have sex normally? Are you physically into women or men? Sorry, I'm just so curious because I've never met some one that is intersex. I guess do you feel more like a woman than a man?
Do you think the point she was trying to make was just that you can't always say people are either male or female. And maybe it isn't fair to lump all people into these two groups. Some people with intersex need time to figure out how they feel?
What she forgot to mention was "Studying Biology" is her way of saying "I'm currently taking Bio 101" and she just thought her wording would lend some authority to her statement and would result in him immediately questioning his position. That plan failed disastrously.
@@MB-lr8rm I'd lounge around fucking myself 24/7/365 on webcam for 20 bucks a minute and become a millionaire. That's what I'd do cause I'd imagine being a freak is far easier when you're a millionaire. 😋
@Pisstake trying to blame God for shit we brought on ourselves? the bible is clear a curse was brought alter the disobedience of man which resulted in all this confusion
@@nothisispatrick6832 "If that's the case it would still only make up 2 millionths of the population " Sorry, I think your maths are slightly off, 1 in 1,750 is more like 571 millionths, and if you were responding to the original comment, hundreds of thousands a year (assuming 200,000 and an average age of 80 to be generous) would equate to about one in 400, again a lot more than 2 in a million, now if you meant thousandths and mistyped that would not be far out.
The fact that the questioner uses the term “disorder” in discussing human hermaphroditism undermines her apparent argument that transgenderism is normal.
@@marblemadness8870 I disagree. It’s clear from her line of questioning that she wanted to advocate for a scientific basis for transgenderism in human beings.
@@robertbusek30 Well, there's nothing wrong with disagreeing with one another, & neither of us know her, nor can we ask her ourselves, so all we have are assumptions. I thought she was polite, respectful & pushed only because she had not fully understood his stance. We might never know. Anyway, I wish you a good day.
@@marblemadness8870 - I must admit that I tend to come to these videos thinking the worst of the questioners. This is a failing that I need to work on. You have a good evening as well!
The media reinforces brainwashing. The source is radical activism. That starts the mob mentality, begins organization, funding, lobbying, creation of special interest groups. They start mass propaganda, influencing organizations, media, pressuring institutions, businesses, and governments. It's become an industry.
The same Media that is afraid of Saying the right things otherwise they will lose their jobs. So that's why the media does it. A shame really. Once i heard hermaphrodite i was like this. "Seriously? they are actually these kids hermaphrodite?" Ugh what are they teaching them at schools false narratives?
It is easy to manipulate a herd of absolute idiots. Dumbing down education and discipline is exactly what I would do if I wanted to control the sheeple.
EXACTLY, kids actually believe there are 100+ genders or whatever bullscrap they claim to have. Now there is a genderless person. ???? WTF A KEN OR BARBIE DOLL?? No fuzzy place?
Example of a kid who asked an honest question and got an honest answer. I don't hold her confusion against her and applaud her for trying to learn more.
Exactly, she's learning!!!... that's a word alot of people are afraid to use these days, and maybe some of those wackier teachers needs to learn from this mans simple but informative answer to the young girl...
I don't want the modern gender wars to have us lose our compassion for people born with intersex (hermaphroditism) challenges. Imagine how difficult it would be to be born with both male and female genetalia and internal organs.
The answer is actually in her own question. Ovotesticular "disorder" and genetic "disorder". disorder already means "abnormal". Means, something went wrong in the first place. Hence, it has to be discussed separately. Btw no doubt , she did ask a good question.
That poor girl showing the WHOLE WORLD THAT SHE ISN’T VERY SMART!!! Her parents need to talk to a lawyer cause apparently she’s not getting educated correctly!!!
To be fair what she is saying about intersex variation isn't wrong, but she's trying to fuse her limited understanding of biological disorders with social-media-taught politics and then is extrapolating based off that. I'd say that's more a failure of wider influences than her science education, except for her professors teaching her not to talk with authority on a subject she has 1 or 2 years experience in.
@@burnswhenipvp1337 omg!! That is the ONLY game I had for my PS. never had a nintendo (just played my cousins or friends) I wanted a PS just to play Parasite Eve. I don't know what my teenage brain was going for...😂 but it also came with discs of demo games, like Tomba! I never did get to play the whole version, but I played the shit out of that demo lol
I think that young girl due to her age and what she has studying actually asked a very reasonable question for where she is and her knowledge. Of course the lecturer is correct in my opinion but I'd like the girls question the fact that she's thinking
@Tiger Tamer They DON'T EXIST and you are not Taming any Tigers either. Have you heard the line Make like a snail and go f#$k yourself.. A snail CAN a human CAN'T
@Tiger Tamer Hermaphrodites do exist the point is (like on the top of your head) They don't FUNCTION(again like your head) That is the entire argument in the post. Get it SPONGE BOB
I'm in my mid 30s and I'm afraid to get old now. If this is what they are teaching students in science I'm sure they'll mess up a coronary bypass when I'm 70...
I’m assuming she is just a freshman or sophomore. So this is the result of partial knowledge combine with all the wokism she learned from the internet 😅
what's frightening is even in a debate she can't stop staring at her phone. Makes me wonder if she is just reading some1's tweet. Thus, why she acted like she KNEW the hermaphrodites could get pregnant and get someone pregnant.
