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To: rxbond who wrote (207836)	1/16/2026 1:48:06 PM
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Let's see if CHATGPT is ideologically corrupted: What is a woman? A woman is generally understood in two closely related ways: 1. Biological sense A woman is an adult human female—someone whose biological sex is typically characterized by female reproductive anatomy (such as ovaries and the capacity to bear children), female chromosomes (commonly XX), and related physiological traits. Biology recognizes variation, but this is the traditional scientific definition. 2. Social and identity sense A woman is also a gender identity. In this sense, a woman is someone who identifies and lives as female within a social and cultural context. Gender identity reflects a person’s internal sense of themselves and may or may not align perfectly with biological sex. In everyday usage Most people use “woman” to mean an adult female person, without making a strict distinction between biology and identity. If you want, I can explain how different fields—biology, medicine, sociology, law, or philosophy—define the term, or how definitions differ across cultures and history. Can a man get pregnant? In general, no — a man cannot get pregnant. Pregnancy requires a uterus, ovaries, and related reproductive anatomy, which biological males do not have. Important clarifications Biological sex: A biological man (male sex at birth) cannot become pregnant. Transgender men: Some transgender men (people who were born biologically female but identify as male) can get pregnant if they still have a uterus and ovaries and are not on hormones that prevent ovulation. Medically, pregnancy is possible in these cases. Future technology: There is currently no medically proven way for a biological male to become pregnant, though speculative research (e.g., uterine transplants) exists and remains experimental.