LogFAQs > #984732335

Binaries have no wiggle room. Even if you ignore spectrums when looking at male & female, there's already 4 obvious outcomes: male, female, neither (sterile), both. Male & female are more like dimensions than exact values, which reminds me of quantum qubits which combine 0 and 1 into a 2-dimensional object (I don't know the details of the actual biology so this might be totally wrong).

Anyways, I don't think there's statistically few in the world, considering how many billions of humans there are. Intersex alone has millions in the world. We don't do enough sex testing to really know how many non-binary complications there are, because society agrees that it doesn't really matter (unlike say, blood type). If we include sterile people as non-binary sex, it's an enormous number. That's a fun one to bring up to any biological sex advocates.

Honestly any movement that gets middle aged sterile people on their side will probably win. See how how Trump had to deal with the IVF controversy after he and P2025 demonized reproductive health.