r/confidentlyincorrect • u/missingperson2 • Mar 18 '26

Comment Thread Biology expert explaining how intersex is actually just Down's Syndrome

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u/missingperson2 Mar 18 '26

My personal faves are the "Biologically it is an ANOMOLY to have OUTER CHARACTERISTICS" and the "PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPERSIONS" but all his comments are absolute goldmines

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u/jumpmanzero Mar 18 '26

My mom used to make anomoly with chicken and mushroom sauce. I wasn't an adult until I tried it the "normal" way with tomatoes and graham crackers.

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u/vonhoother Mar 18 '26

And then there's guacomoly, also tasty. If you make it with duck you get quackomoly.

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u/aphilsphan Mar 18 '26

Well she was anomalous in her cooking.

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u/ChaoticButters Mar 19 '26

Anomoly with Chicken and mushroom sauce? Sounds delicious!

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u/futuretimetraveller Mar 18 '26

I was diagnosed with PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPERSIONS, but that was 15 years ago. It's called Autism Spectrum Disorder now :)

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u/missingperson2 Mar 19 '26

Wish I could upvote this 5 times

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u/mooshinformation Mar 18 '26

"a case where both are produced I.E.--a conatant state of perpetual gestation" (what??)

"It's a PHYSICAL anomoly. Not an actuality." The man can neither spell nor define anomaly apparently.

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u/Cambrian__Implosion Mar 19 '26

“Rggs.”

Idk why, but out of all the many horribly spelling errors, that one made me laugh the most

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u/futuneral Mar 19 '26

And an occasional "anaomlies"