A sphere is a 3D shape where the surface is equal distance from the center. That is not true for an oblate spheroid where the top and bottom are compressed, so its closer then the equator. Details matter, just as you cannot say that all triangles are the same because they all add up to 180°.
You really don't get it. Sexuality IS biological. If you are an adult male, it is because you have male sexual biology, whether genetic or phenotypic. Being an adult male has to do with both biology and, more specifically, sexuality.
Scientists in anthropology, sociology, psychology, and behavioral aspects of biology have recognized that sex and gender differ for well over half a century. Please stop living in the 1950s and earlier, because if you can't catch up, you're not supposed to be here.
You do not get to define the English language, as it is not your personal property, but is shared with all other native English speakers in England, Scotland, Ireland, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, and the US, to say nothing of all the native English speakers living abroad away from those countries.
Genetic aberrations do not change the fact humans, like all mammals, are binary.
It doesn’t depend on anything, because it’s not possible for a man to become a woman.
A “trans female” is a man. No amount of cosmetic surgery changes this.
This depends on whether or not you make highly limited genetic definitions of these terms or extend them to have looser biological or even purely cultural definitions. It is possible for a man to undergo a so-called sex change operation which alters the morphology of the body so as to have an artificially made vagina and breasts and the hormonal balance and other things.
Yes, anthropology, sociology, and psychology are social/behavioral sciences and that status is accepted by people in "harder" sciences. Behavioral biology is the behavioral branch of biology and is, therefore, a science. Medical science draws on the findings of psychology and behavioral biology as well as biology. Get over yourself.
No, reality doesn't care about YOUR ideology. Clinical psychologists and psychiatrists, the latter being medical doctors as part of the requirements for their status, have been treating people with gender dysphoria for quite a few decades. It is YOU who have an ideological problem. That's what being old-fashioned IS.
You are not arguing about objective empirical reality, but about language use, and unless you have scientific credentials appropriate to participating at the professional level in the development of medicine, psychiatry, psychology, and behavioral biology, you don't get to define it in those professions.
Nothing. It’s not possible for a man to become a woman.
These are not sciences.
It has nothing to do with me.
It is not possible for a man to become a woman. You cannot like this objective fact all you want. Reality doesn’t care.
It is objective reality that a “trans female” is a man.
This is not about sociopolitical theory and ideology.
You are mistaking your narrow mindedness for reality. In reality, people in harder sciences recognize that there are harder and softer sciences, without asserting that disciplines like psychology are not sciences.
Well, of course they are. As all mammals are binary. Generic mistakes do not change this.
As a matter of fact, because the Earth is an oblate spheroid, you weigh less at the equator than you do at the poles. Just a little trivia.
Objective biological fact.
They are genetic mistakes.
Strawman