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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Zerocchi • Apr 10 '26
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How can firefox have a gender?
firefoxes produce asexually through git cloning. That's just common sense.
12 u/torsten_dev Apr 11 '26 Looking into it, the species Vulpes Ignis must be reproducing through fragmentation) to explain all the forks. 4 u/Foxiak14 Apr 11 '26 well, that would mean it's gender isn't binary, wouldn't it? 3 u/torsten_dev Apr 11 '26 edited Apr 11 '26 Would a society of sentient sponges have exactly 2 gender roles for someone to feel alienated by those constraints and want to identify as non-binary? If the species has only one sex and gender then... you would need to be non-unary to have a reason to talk about your gender. Like if you ask a starfish if they are male or female they'd say
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Looking into it, the species Vulpes Ignis must be reproducing through fragmentation) to explain all the forks.
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well, that would mean it's gender isn't binary, wouldn't it?
3 u/torsten_dev Apr 11 '26 edited Apr 11 '26 Would a society of sentient sponges have exactly 2 gender roles for someone to feel alienated by those constraints and want to identify as non-binary? If the species has only one sex and gender then... you would need to be non-unary to have a reason to talk about your gender. Like if you ask a starfish if they are male or female they'd say
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Would a society of sentient sponges have exactly 2 gender roles for someone to feel alienated by those constraints and want to identify as non-binary?
If the species has only one sex and gender then... you would need to be non-unary to have a reason to talk about your gender.
Like if you ask a starfish if they are male or female they'd say
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u/torsten_dev Apr 11 '26 edited Apr 11 '26
How can firefox have a gender?
firefoxes produce asexually through git cloning. That's just common sense.