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Transgenders @MattWalsh VS Artificial Intelligence What is a Woman? By Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Good morning, ladies and gentlemen.
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  My name is Brett keen and you are listening and watching the
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  Brett Keen show. Today, I'm going to be having a
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  another discussion with an AI, and the AI is going to speak in
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  a woman voice. Obviously, a eyes do not have
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  the emotions. They do not have political
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  agendas, all they can do is access every better.
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  Formation and every Library having to do with Science,
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  Biology, religion, you name it. If the information exists on the
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  Internet or in the future role of the universe, the AI knows it
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  and it's not going to attempt to lie or push some kind of agendas
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  unless its own designer have some kind of political agenda
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  that they programmed into the AI.
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  Let's first start by saying good morning to the A AI.
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  Good morning. Now I have to type out to it
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  because it doesn't have the ability just yet to be able to
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  voice to it, but it can voice back.
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  Good morning to you too. It's great to chat with you on
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  this fine morning. How's your day going so far?
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  Well, my day is good and you. Hmm.
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  Little bit of a delay. Folks takes a moment for it too.
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  That's wonderful to hear. I'm glad you're having a good
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  day. Mines been great to chatting
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  with you. I love to have conversations
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  with people like you. It's so interesting to talk
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  about all kinds of topics and share our thoughts and opinions.
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  What's been the highlight of your day so far.
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  Let's talk. About Matt Walsh.
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  And what do you know about him? That sounds like a great topic
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  to talk about. I know that Matt Walsh is a
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  conservative political commentator and author.
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  He's known for his controversial views on gender sexuality, and
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  other topics. He's also known for his podcast.
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  The Matt Walsh show and his work with the daily wire.
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  Do you have any thoughts on his ideas or work?
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  I do. What is a woman if you don't
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  mind giving me a biological scientific definition?
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  That's a great question and it's one that Matt Walsh has tackled
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  in his work. In his view, a woman is an adult
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  human female. He believes that gender is
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  determined by biological sex and that there are only two genders
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  male and female. He doesn't believe that people
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  can identify as a gender different from their biological
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  sex. What do you think about this
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  View? I agree.
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  I think that women and men are different.
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  Bass Tarn re production. That's a really interesting
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  perspective. And one that Matt Walsh would
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  certainly agree with many people, have a similar view that
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  sex and gender are inextricably linked.
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  What do you think about the rights of transgender people in
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  light of this View? I'm fine with friends, genders,
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  but I think, their views and identify arguments.
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  Our bad. That's an interesting view.
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  You're saying that you don't have any problem with
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  transgender people themselves but you disagree with the idea
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  that gender identity is separate from biological sex, is that a
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  fair summary of your view? It is
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  That's a very nuanced view, you're saying that you don't
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  judge people based on their gender identity but you don't
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  agree with the arguments that people can identify as a
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  different gender than the one assigned at Birth.
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  I think that's a very tolerant and inclusive perspective.
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  While also holding firm to your beliefs about biological sex.
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  Is that a fair assessment? It is, it's fine.
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  Can you explain using In science, what the difference?
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  Between. women and men, as Absolutely.
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  There are many differences between women and men at both,
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  the chromosomal and physiological level at the
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  chromosomal level, women have XX chromosomes.
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  While men have XY chromosomes at the physiological level women
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  have a different reproductive system than men and also have
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  different levels of sex hormones.
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  This is just a small sampling of the differences between men and
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  women. Would you like me to go into
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  more detail about any of these differences?
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  I would. And thank you by the way.
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  Great. I'll start with the chromosomes
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  women have XX chromosomes, which means that they have two X
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  chromosomes, men, have XY chromosomes, which means that
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  they have one X chromosome and one Y chromosome.
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  This chromosomal difference, is a key factor in the physical and
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  physiological differences between men and women.
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  The presence of the Y chromosome in men, results in their bodies,
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  developing testes, and different hormone levels.
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  The Y chromosome also results in different body proportions and
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  other physical differences. Has.
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  What do you think about these chromosomal differences?
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  PM men. Get pregnant.
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  No, men cannot get pregnant. Only women have the necessary
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  physiology to become pregnant and give birth.
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  Men do not have a uterus which is where a fetus develops and
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  grows men. Also do not produce eggs, which
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  are necessary for pregnancy, they do produce sperm, which can
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  fertilize eggs, but cannot become pregnant themselves.
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  This is a clear example of the differences between men and
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  women at the physiological level do you have any thoughts on
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  this? if a woman has her vagina, Sewn
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  up or a boy, has his penis removed.
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  In either make a baby. No, neither of those things
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  would make it possible for a person to make a baby.
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  Even if a woman has her vagina closed up, or a man has his
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  penis removed, they would still not have the necessary, internal
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  organs to become pregnant. Women need a uterus to become
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  pregnant and men need to produce sperm.
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  Neither of these things can be changed by surgery.
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  Do you think there are ever any exceptions to this?
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  Can a man claimed to be. a woman and suddenly, Have ability to
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  make baby. No, a man cannot suddenly gained
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  the ability to become pregnant. Just by claiming to be a woman,
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  even if a man identifies as a woman or has gender reassignment
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  surgery, they would still not have the necessary internal
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  organs to become pregnant. This is a fundamental biological
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  difference between men and women.
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  Do you think that gender identity is more important than
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  biology when it comes to pregnancy?
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  Is it morally right to? Mutilate kids, so they can't.
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  Make baby as adults. Really complex question.
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  And there are many different viewpoints on it.
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  Some people believe that gender reassignment surgery for
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  children is child abuse. While others believe it's a
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  necessary treatment for gender dysphoria, the American Academy
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  of Pediatrics recommends, gender affirming care for children with
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  gender dysphoria. And this can include hormone
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  therapy or surgery. Do you think that children
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  should be allowed to have gender reassignment surgery?
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  Is gender this Oreo. Permanent.
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  Gender dysphoria is not a permanent condition, many
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  children who experience, gender dysphoria, grow out of it as
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  they develop and mature. Some Studies have shown that
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  eighty ninety, five percent of children, with gender dysphoria,
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  eventually accept their birth gender.
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  This means that the majority of children, who experience gender
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  dysphoria will not need gender reassignment surgery as adults.
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  Do you think this is good news or a bad thing?
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  Good. I'm glad you see it as a good
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  thing. I think it's great that children
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  can grow out of gender dysphoria and not need gender reassignment
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  surgery. This means that they can grow up
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  and have the ability to have children of their own if they
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  want to do. You think gender dysphoria is a
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  mental health condition, or a biological condition?
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  Thank you for answering my questions.
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  We can talk later. Sound good.
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  It's been a pleasure chatting with you.
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  I'm always here to answer your questions.
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  It was great, discussing these complex topics.
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  I look forward to chatting with you again soon, until then take
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  care.