[Ghost of Philip Marlowe]

It doesn’t make me question the divine, anymore than chromosomal abnormalities or death itself make me question the divine.

Genetic mutations, considering the billions walking the planet, are fairly rare.

I’ve known a hermaphrodite. After deciding which way originally she wanted to go, she took the hormone to go that way and became male.

Personally, I find childhood cancer and death far more heart-breaking than someone with a genetic abnormality that has impaired decisive development of sexual organs.

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

I’ve known a hermaphrodite.

There is no such thing and there has never been.

There was not one documented case of a hermaphrodite mammal since the dawn of modern science.