Jacques1194
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This is what gets me about the whole thing with non-binary. (and trans in general) There's no way someone can test this to see if its even a real thing. Even in studies about trans brains its never brought up at all. What I also find bizarre is that trans people argue that being a man or a woman is how much testosterone or estrogen one produces. Their argument is that their "woman brain" is producing estrogen and they need to take HRT so that their body matches their brain. Non binary can't even be a real thing because by saying you're neither a man nor a woman is basically saying your brain doesn't produce either testosterone or estrogen. Which is....impossible because the brain needs a little bit of both. From the first article I searched.There's no Trans Institute and no Trans Pope so there's no central dogma; the "standard" evolves constantly and without warning, to the point where a blog post from four years ago will be transphobic now because it used "trans*" as was the style at the time. But the US Government is going to regulate a protected class that can be opted into, verbally, by anyone, without fanfare or straightforward public discussion. It's like the opposite of the 1960s civil rights movement.
Testosterone appears to activate a distributed cortical network, the ventral processing stream, during spatial cognition tasks, and addition of testosterone improves spatial cognition in younger and older hypogonadal men. In addition, reduced testosterone is associated with depressive disorders.
Now let's look at estrogen.
What's less well-known is that lower estrogen levels can also harm the brain. Research shows that a decrease in estrogen is associated with decreased gray matter in the brain. Gray matter changes are found in the regions of the brain tied to Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia
So unless non binaries want to admit that they have dementia then how does their brain function then?