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  1. #61
    Fluttershy Short Bussy
    Originally posted by Gridlocke The word "woman" just means whatever the listener thinks you mean by woman.

    To get more metaphysical about it, words are just ideas from my brain, transcribed into vibrational frequencies, that travel through the air, enter your ear drums, up your brain stem, where your brain then associates those patterns with its own ideas, until something like a transfer of information/understanding has occurred.

    There is some data loss in this process, it depends on whether or not the two parties are running a comparable operating system so to speak.

    But that's all words are, a method of transferring information, they don't have some inherent immutable underlying "meaning" in and of themselves.

    If enough trans women say they ARE women, and enough people agree with that idea, the word changes. That's how all words enter into language and lexicon.

    Saying someone doesn't have this or that chromosome or whatever isn't as relevant as what it means culturally/socially to be a woman

    No it does have a meaning. It means “adult human female”
  2. #62
    Gridlocke Houston
    Originally posted by Fluttershy No it does have a meaning. It means “adult human female”

    Ok and what does that mean?
  3. #63
    Fluttershy Short Bussy
    Originally posted by Gridlocke Ok and what does that mean?

    Do you really struggle with three words? They’re 2 syllable words with definitive meanings. Look up whichever one confuses you.
  4. #64
    Bradley Florida Man
    Originally posted by Fluttershy also i did offer to show you my manly penis. are you refusing to accept the proof i'm willing to lay before you?

    I'll look
  5. #65
    Gridlocke Houston
    Originally posted by Fluttershy Do you really struggle with three words? They’re 2 syllable words with definitive meanings. Look up whichever one confuses you.

    It's just your explanation didn't refute anything I said.

    I said what's relevant is what it means culturally to be recognized as a woman. Just saying someone is an adult human female doesn't really describe their role in culture or society. That's something that happens in your own mind.

    Ability to bear children is one historically, but there's ways around that now like adoption and surrogacy.

    Presenting with a female form - soft rounded features, high pitched voice, breasts - thats also generally considered part of being a woman. That can be done with HRT and surgery pretty convincingly nowadays.

    Then there's also "girly" activities and pursuits that are generally attributed to women and girls.

    But all of this is a spectrum. There's women that are born as what you'd consider scientifically to be female, but grow up looking hella butch and are into sports and shit. But you'd still call that a woman.

    So in your mind, biology is the only thing that determines what a woman is. That's an idea in your head. Someone else might have a different idea. And that's what words are meant to convey, ideas.
  6. #66
    Speedy Parker Black Hole
    Originally posted by Gridlocke The word "woman" just means whatever the listener thinks you mean by woman.

    an adult female human being
  7. #67
    Originally posted by Fluttershy Do you really struggle with three words? They’re 2 syllable words with definitive meanings. Look up whichever one confuses you.

    Please calm down.
  8. #68
    Fluttershy Short Bussy
    Originally posted by Gridlocke So in your mind, biology is the only thing that determines what a woman is. That's an idea in your head. Someone else might have a different idea. And that's what words are meant to convey, ideas.

    It's not just an idea in my head, it's been the general consensus since before davincis balls dropped.
  9. #69
    Originally posted by Fluttershy It's not just an idea in my head, it's been the general consensus since before davincis balls dropped.

    General consensus doesn't equal fact, though. That's what he's saying.
  10. #70
    Speedy Parker Black Hole
    Originally posted by Gridlocke So in your mind, biology is the only thing that determines what a woman is. That's an idea in your head. Someone else might have a different idea. And that's what words are meant to convey, ideas.

    Someone might think their dick is a slice of bread. That's not going to make all OK when they shove in the toaster.

    Reality is not determined by what you want a word to mean.
  11. #71
    Gridlocke Houston
    Originally posted by Fluttershy It's not just an idea in my head, it's been the general consensus since before davincis balls dropped.

    So you agree that consensus is more important than what you personally think a word means.

    So if consensus is shifting away from your interpretation, you'll start calling trans women, women?
  12. #72
    Gridlocke Houston
    Originally posted by Speedy Parker Someone might think their dick is a slice of bread. That's not going to make all OK when they shove in the toaster.

    Reality is not determined by what you want a word to mean.

    It's not what I want. Language is like a living thing itself. It evolves, sometimes rapidly, outside of anybody's control.
  13. #73
    Gridlocke Houston
    Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ General consensus doesn't equal fact, though. That's what he's saying.

    You're right I'm really just playing devil's advocate. I don't believe trans women are women either.

    The radical left realized a long time ago the power and importance of words, of language, and they use it to manipulate consensus.

    I'm just kinda an observer I don't really care one way or the other
  14. #74
    Speedy Parker Black Hole
    Originally posted by Gridlocke It's not what I want. Language is like a living thing itself. It evolves, sometimes rapidly, outside of anybody's control.

    If you change the definition of woman another will "evolve" which means adult female human. If you change the definition of female another word "evole" to define a human with XX chromosomes. So play semantics and word games all you want but someone with XY chromosomes can not be a woman.
  15. #75
    Gridlocke Houston
    Originally posted by Speedy Parker If you change the definition of woman another will "evolve" which means adult female human. If you change the definition of female another word "evole" to define a human with XX chromosomes. So play semantics and word games all you want but someone with XY chromosomes can not be a woman.

    What about when nanomachines can enter your bloodstream and rewrite your entire genome and anatomy with CRISPR?

    That's probably coming sometime this century
  16. #76
    Originally posted by Gridlocke What about when nanomachines can enter your bloodstream and rewrite your entire genome and anatomy with CRISPR?

    That's probably coming sometime this century

    And then all the "impures" need to be eliminated, so as not to pollute the "pures", all in the name of the greater good, of course.
  17. #77
    Gridlocke Houston
    Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ And then all the "impures" need to be eliminated, so as not to pollute the "pures", all in the name of the greater good, of course.

    Yeah idk what's gonna happen when that genie's out of the bottle, but probably nothing good
  18. #78
    Lanny Bird of Courage
    Originally posted by Speedy Parker an adult female human being

    Literally if you would have read like 20 more words from your own link (know that’s hard for you):

    > an adult who lives and identifies as female though they may have been said to have a different sex at birth
  19. #79
    Originally posted by Gridlocke Yeah idk what's gonna happen when that genie's out of the bottle, but probably nothing good

    Japan is now being used as the guinea pig for the self-replicating bioweapon.
  20. #80
    Originally posted by Lanny Literally if you would have read like 20 more words from your own link (know that’s hard for you):

    > an adult who lives and identifies as female though they may have been said to have a different sex at birth

    "Identify" is not the same as "identified".
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