Interesting post.

Intetesting. A radical approach, but makes a heck of a lot of sense. I was fascinated by the genetic knots. And I did not know that the foetus decides genitals gender in first trimester, but brain doesnt decide gender until second trimester.

I think it's fair to say the genitals don't determine gender. It's probably best to say the genitals and the gender of the person usually match. Nature isn't always consistent so what to do when it isn't? Be respectful and kind, I guess.

I read that DNA does nothing more than create amino acids to make proteins. We have no idea what makes those proteins form such different parts of the body. I'm not sure if we're being told in the talk that the shape of the DNA is playing that part, or perhaps she was saying the knots do it.