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/Ok-Preference-1681 Mar 19 '26

The eggs aren't functional in any case I've ever heard where the sperm was also functional as the hormonal environment to create one kills the other as far as I'm aware.

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u/True-Post6634 Mar 20 '26

Speaking as a person with nonstandard hormones, throw an asterisk on there. Things that shouldn't happen sometimes do

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u/Ok-Preference-1681 Mar 20 '26

So i get that. But no one has been able to provide a source saying that scientifically yet.