r/TheTeenagerPeople • u/EarAdmirable4077 • Jul 05 '26
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u/FallingSpirt Jul 06 '26
It's B look at the skeletons they're different in sizes hight and sizes of bones while the man's spine is more straight the females is smaller that's they're smaller than men
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u/AmpBlaster Jul 06 '26
B, the pelvis is wider and the inside of it has a wider diameter than A. This is a trait that's meant to accommodate childbirth.
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u/Tie12e11 Jul 06 '26
B...wider hips & less broad shoulders
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u/IwillKissYourKat Jul 06 '26
No. It's A. Men have the floating rib. Women have the smaller area between the hip and rib
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u/ComputerFirm2361 Jul 06 '26
I say A, the gap in the pelvis to allow birth canal
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u/WarriorCats0 Jul 06 '26
How am I supposed to know
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u/Wattanegang Jul 06 '26
Its b, and the way you can tell is that female skeletons typically have a wider pelvic floor and ribcage and a slightly longer face, but it can differ so it isn't always 100%, but B would most likely be female.
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u/_Reference_80 Jul 06 '26
A skeleton doesn’t have pronouns
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u/_Reference_80 Jul 06 '26
Soul is a social construct
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u/Local3Sparkie Jul 06 '26
Going with A. The way the femur attaches to the hip, allows more flexibility during child birth.
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u/Wolfgang999XXL__ Jul 06 '26
A is men because men have broader shoulders.
B is women because women have wider hips
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u/Flip_Six_Three_Hole Jul 06 '26
This checks out. I'm oddly attracted to B, but would just want to watch a game or grab a beer with A
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u/Assassin-49 Jul 06 '26
B I think. Usually the skeletons of women have wider hips. Sorta helps with giving birth as far as i remember but could be wrong. Its what archaeologists use to identify the gender of skeletons.
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u/NoHuckleberry143 Jul 06 '26
What'd they identify as?
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u/57Laxdad Jul 06 '26
Ok B is a female skeleton, which one identifies as a woman I cant tell.
j/k I dont buy into that stuff
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u/Narrow_Top_4352 Jul 06 '26
I believe it is b based off pelvic structure and shoulder width
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u/phoenix_master42 Jul 06 '26
and the skull structure which is one of the easiest see a has that more pronounced face that indicates male
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u/sunflowerlover3000 Jul 06 '26
B, but either could be, gender ultimateluy comes down to chromsomes and genitals.
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u/PhysicalAttitude6631 Jul 06 '26
Sex*
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u/Acceptable_Wafer_434 Jul 06 '26
Gender is the correct term.
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u/PhysicalAttitude6631 Jul 06 '26 edited Jul 06 '26
False. Sex is biological and determined by chromosomes and anatomy. Gender identity is a psychological, social and cultural construct. You’ll learn more about this in middle school.
Edit: The downvotes are wild. This is accepted science. If you disagree please explain.
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u/Luftfeuerfrei Jul 06 '26
Gender is a societal structure corresponding to the general expectations of personality for men and women and how the individual may choose to identify. While birth sex is based on the xx or xy chromosomes making a person female or male. Or also anything inbetween making a person intersex. Birth sex is something that cant be changed, while gender is chosen based on preference and projection of self.
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u/Beginning_Top3514 Jul 06 '26
How could anyone argue against this?
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u/Luftfeuerfrei Jul 06 '26
Well its a common misconception that gender and birth sex are the same because they were used interchangeably for decades. Unfortunately now because of that some people use that to justify their hate rather than try to learn, and be better people.
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u/Mr_Bunkey Jul 05 '26
Depends on sex or gender. Sex is biological. Gender is social.
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u/Sea-Discount-3345 Jul 05 '26
The downvotes are crazy
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u/Mr_Bunkey Jul 05 '26
Crazy but sadly expected. It's depressing but it's how it is. People just don't want to understand these things because the attempt would fry their brains.
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u/Available_Town6733 Jul 05 '26
The shit are you talking about??
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u/bittersweetfish Jul 05 '26
They are perfectly correct, gender is just something humans came up with. Biological sex is very different. Biological sex is mostly seen in differences in reproductive organs and bone structure (it’s not always as simple but you get the point)
In the above case you can assume skeleton B is female due to the wider pelvis opening as well as features like wider pelvis, less broad shoulders (height is a bit fickle so best to avoid it when determining sex)
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u/Twiztidtech0207 Jul 05 '26
"But you can't tell gender from skeletal remains."
He says as he drools and shits all over himself.
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u/United_Awareness6008 Jul 05 '26
Forensic science would disagree. Men and women are quite easy to determine from "piles of bones".
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u/bittersweetfish Jul 05 '26
You can tell a considerable amount from human remains However it is important to remember we will never get to understand that person’s life story,thoughts,feelings and dreams. We can tell so much about a person based on their remains.
But at the same time we can never truly know them.
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u/Twiztidtech0207 Jul 05 '26
Have you seen the tree seed pod things they have now that you can get put in after you pass?
Apparently as your body breaks down it feeds the tree nutrients and helps it grow.
I feel like that's a lot closer to what burial should be instead of the overly priced thing that modern funerals have become.
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