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You're referring to the Scientific American spectrum-coloured article? If they had tried to make it a handbook of DSDs it would have been impossible to fit in a double-page spread. The fact they didn't include some of the others isn't relevant. The article's purpose wasn't to be completely comprehensive, but representative. It still doesn't mean sex is a spectrum. (Again, there's a difference between "attributes" - how something appears - and what it actually is.)

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Charles Arthur
Charles Arthur

Written by Charles Arthur

Tech journalist; author of “Social Warming: how social media polarises us all” and two others. The Guardian’s Technology editor 2005–14. Speaker, moderator.

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