Friday, May 19, 2023

Should we treat religions as genders?

whyevolutionistrue, who might be the last secularist in biology, reacts to ScAm magazine. Under the helminth Laura, this journal no place for scientody - although, I'd say the rot had set in at least by the middle 1990s.

Zonotrichia albicollis, a sparrow species, holds two "morphs". These are white and tan, which mate amongst white+tan... usually. At least 4% of the time they go white+white or tan+tan. Somehow the helmith Laura sees four genders here. That statement is a cultural one, as WEiT points out; not a biologic statement, on account that these four "genders" still divide by sex. White males shun white males; and so on.

Perhaps we be using Semitic genders for binary heterosexual males and females, and leave the IndoEuropean genders for the alphabet-soup.

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