Well the problem indicator still works at least.
Image description: A still from the film Despicable Me. The scene contains Gru holding an object with Agnes, Margo, and Edith around him. Gru is holding a book containing finger puppets.
Gru is labeled as "Trans men"
His daughters are labeled "Trans women"
The book is labeled "Estrogen"\
The closed caption from the movie is on the bottom. It is Gru speaking the line "Wow! This is garbage. You actually like this?"
Let July be July.
Let August be August.
And let yourself
just be
even in
the uncertainty.
You don’t have to fix
everything.
You don’t have to solve
everything.
And you can still
find peace
and grow
in the wild
of changing things.
Yes. Maybe? I don't know.
It does look like an interesting book about the history of modern sewage systems.
Image description:
The image is split into 3 sections; top, left and right.
Top section: "Life of a trans man"
Left section: "What everyone sees". Images of a pair of socks, safety pins, and ponytail holders.
Right section: "I hat a trans man sees". The items from the left assembled together to make a tube that is phallic in shape.
I think a binary spectrum is a bit too limiting still. I like to think of gender as an n-dimensional field.
Two images with stills from Dr Wo arranged vertically. There is text beside them.
Top image: Peter Capaldi as the Twelfth Doctor. His expression shows disgust and anger. The text says, "Saying you're trans."
Bottom image: Jodie Whittaker as the Thirteenth Doctor. She is smiling. The text says, "Saying you've had an upgrade."
I use an old 4th Gen kindle from 2011. Amazon has a web service where you email a file to a specific address and it is added to your library. Alternatively I have used calibre to load ebooks via USB.
Yes. Reject the X and Y binary. You can use any variable name you want or even no variables all together.
That's not how science generally works. It's not up to others to disprove your results. It's up to you to prove results to them.
You generally do this by very carefully explaining what you did and what the results where. Then others can follow your instructions and get the same results.
If they don't get the same results you haven't proven anything.
Image description:
Twitter post by Rachel @transgayandsad
As a trans person I can't do math, I always get my x's and y's confused.
11:58 AM • 2/28/30 • Twitter for iPhone
This might be one of the hardest things as a parent. To give them a safe and nurturing environment without letting your preconceptions limiting what they can be. I'm not sure if it something that can actually be done but we can aspire to do it.
Image description:
Tweet by Plant Papi (They/Them)
Gender assigned at birth but I did not understand the assignment.
I think we can pretty safely say it's not number 2. From what I found here transfem individuals slightly out number transmasc individuals and both out number 'gender nonconforming' individuals.
Of the 1.3 million adults who identify as transgender, 38.5% (515,200) are transgender women, 35.9% (480,000) are transgender men, and 25.6% (341,800) reported they are gender nonconforming
So more transfem individuals but not in the amount to explain the observed proportions in egg_irl.
Ah, in that case we need something like MTFDS, make the fucking discord searchable.
I think you mean RTFM. But in this case it's WTFM so I can RTFM.
Running through Google translate and reading the article
An experimental team from Anhui has worked for more than ten hours and is trying to reproduce the results. They updated the latest progress tens of minutes ago. The results will come out in about three days. Perhaps soon, we will be able to witness the gold content of room temperature superconductivity.
It seems they are in the middle of replicating the results. Not that they have already completed replicated the results.
The actual article title is:
The first room-temperature and atmospheric-pressure superconductor has sparked global enthusiasm, and tens of thousands of people are watching the progress of the Chinese team's reappearance
when I translated it.
I didn't realize BeamNG.drive had such realistic graphics.