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Biology defines sex by:
* gametes (sperm vs eggs)
* chromosomes (XY vs XX, with rare exceptions)
* reproductive anatomy
* developmental pathways driven by hormones

Therefore:

Male = organism organized to produce small gametes (sperm).
Female = organism organized to produce large gametes (eggs).

These categories are binary in humans, with extremely rare DSD exceptions that do NOT create new sexes.

===== A person born male who transitions socially/medically: =====
* remains biologically male
* has male chromosomes
* has male developmental biology
* has male gametic origin
* has male skeletal and hormonal baselines unless suppressed

Biological truth:

Trans women are biologically male.

That is not a moral judgment—just the literal biological category.

===== When looking only at biological sex, the gap exists statistically between males and females. =====

Biology contributes through:
* sex hormones
* pregnancy capacity
* physical capacity differences
* testosterone-driven traits (risk-taking, competitiveness)
* different average preferences

Biology alone does not explain 100 percent of the pay gap, but it explains a substantial part.

===== From a biological perspective: =====
* Males throughout mammals tend to compete for status and resources
* Males tend to occupy more high-risk and high-status roles
* Males tend to form dominance hierarchies

So from a biological-sociological standpoint:

The pattern of male-dominant power structures is expected in mammals.
This is not “oppression”—it's typical sexual dimorphism combined with competitive behavior.