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###binary

###gender, n.

binary

gender, n.

In other words, "binary gender"* has an individual as a target, not the society/population on the whole. When they write "the idea of male/female," they mean "the idea that one person can be g1:male and at the same time be g2:female." Well, most certainly is it true that that "is not generally considered a norm of contemporary Western civilization." Yet.

In other words, "binary gender"* has an individual as its target, not the society/population on the whole. When they write "the idea of male/female," they mean "the idea that one person can be g1:male and at the same time be g2:female." Well, most certainly is it true that that "is not generally considered a norm of contemporary Western civilization." Yet.

In other words, "binary gender" has an individual as a target, not the society/population on the whole. When they write "the idea of male/female," they mean "the idea that one person can be g1:male and at the same time be g2:female." Well, most certainly is it true that that "is not generally considered a norm of contemporary Western civilization." Yet.

Q.E.D.

In other words, "binary gender"* has an individual as a target, not the society/population on the whole. When they write "the idea of male/female," they mean "the idea that one person can be g1:male and at the same time be g2:female." Well, most certainly is it true that that "is not generally considered a norm of contemporary Western civilization." Yet.

Q.E.D.

*A binary gender is a gender that is neither male nor female. It is a third thing. Nevertheless, it is the binarity that makes it the third.