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@BadMedicalTakes uhm whut

@BadMedicalTakes You realize humans are a dimorphic species, yes? That it was a crucial survival skill to evolve the ability to detect the opposite sex? That's why we can always tell, because millions of years of evolution designed us to be able too. This isn't remotely controversial

@BadMedicalTakes Giga Sans 💀💀

@BadMedicalTakes What they do, use a Bigfoot skull? LoL

@BadMedicalTakes Context?

@BadMedicalTakes casually rips off skin

@BadMedicalTakes No. This a Neanderthal skull next to a human skull. People mislabeling things to make up phony evidence is so tiresome.

@BadMedicalTakes "You can't always tell" "99% of the time you can" "Thank you for agreeing"

@BadMedicalTakes That's not what a modern male skull usually looks like

@BadMedicalTakes Same take as:

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@BadMedicalTakes Once again, the show "Bones" was fiction, not a documentary. Definitive identification isn't that easy.

@BadMedicalTakes Every man looks like Robert Z'dar, apparently

@BadMedicalTakes Man is when Sasquatch

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@BadMedicalTakes Love how terfs are just bringing back phrenology

@BadMedicalTakes All men have acromegaly, all women have hydrocephalus. I'm pretty sure I've seen the picture before & it's an actual textbook illustration, albeit one intentionally exaggerated for effect. Reverse image search isn't much help to me since all the results are in Russian.

@BadMedicalTakes Modern phrenology aside they can literally never tell lol. Of all eight billion people on this earth they are the absolute last ones who can clock someone as trans