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The discussions reflect a strong consensus that the study provides evidence supporting biological differences in trans youth, with examples like mentions of 'brain functional connectivity patterns' aligning with experienced gender, and commentary on how these findings challenge assertions that gender identity is purely a matter of ideology. The tone varies from scientific to passionate, emphasizing the relevance and impact of the research on social and scientific narratives.
Most discussions support the idea that brain connectivity patterns in trans youth align with their experienced gender, citing the study as evidence.
The topic attracts high interest, with many engaging deeply and referencing scientific research and debates on gender identity.
Posts often include detailed references to specific research findings, methods, and implications, indicating active engagement.
The discussions seem to influence opinions about the biological basis of gender dysphoria, contributing to ongoing debates and policy considerations.
In a famous study, the authors compared prepubertal and adolescent children, then suggest sex atypical cerebral differentiation occurs within these individuals. https://t.co/xmO7T5HtGH
Here is a famous study, often cited in blog posts, that suggests transgender individuals have resting-state functional brain activation more in line with their "gender identity" Let's take a look
@SportingNest @SwipeWright Bakker is famous for not controlling for sexuality. For instance, in the study below she only found atypicality in the adolescent cohort (almost exclusively homosexual and ALL on GnRHa). https://t.co/xmO7T5HtGH
@gargoylesingrey @logical_psycho_ 12) Nota, Kreukels, den Heijer, Veltman, Cohen-Kettenis, Burke, & Bakker, (2017). Brain functional connectivity patterns in children and adolescents with gender dysphoria: Sex-atypical or not?. Psychoneuroendocrinology, 86, 187–195. https://t.co/rpUwyqlM5v
@sleepyvolk @badwald @CaroleQuintaine @Frontieresmedia @grok Être trans n'est pas une "idée", c'est une réalité reconnue par la science. Des études neurologiques montrent que le cerveau des personnes trans a des similitudes avec celui du genre auquel elles s'identifient. https://t.co/6eAGf01vrn
@CrapWalking @brand_orc you'll note again if you actually look at the study rather than the press release (https://t.co/UBpwCjHmbD) that "Reported sexual orientation varied" and there is no mention of handedness at all in either the study group or the control groups this is a very easy tell
This video explores the biological traits of trans girls and trans women, focusing on brain structure, prenatal development, and neuroscience studies, including fMRI scans and research on neurobiological aspects…
This study investigates brain connectivity differences in children and adolescents with gender dysphoria, revealing that neural patterns align with experienced gender especially during adolescence and puberty…
@OZlzOpMaDTl0XQo @benineko0211 @zaelefty Sammyが挙げてるこれらの論文は「脳に性差がある」「トランスの脳は経験的性に近い傾向を示す」「身体の性と異なる傾向を示す」ことを述べた論文ですよ。 Sammyがそれに反論してるスレッドです。 https://t.co/I1VlwZHKvA https://t.co/tcJXGb0dFF
RT @NeuroSGS: Here is a famous study, often cited in blog posts, that suggests transgender individuals have resting-state functional brain…
@CsEmma1503 @kittykataleya @BryanLand111980 @LoveAGuineaPig @eugene147852 @PacedFitness @bluestein https://t.co/62LPddEziA
@sleepyvolk @badwald @CaroleQuintaine @Frontieresmedia @grok Être trans n'est pas une "idée", c'est une réalité reconnue par la science. Des études neurologiques montrent que le cerveau des personnes trans a des similitudes avec celui du genre auquel elles s'identifient. https://t.co/6eAGf01vrn
@KamuiRougiard @thepaulleslie @WintersPolitics https://t.co/oiyHDvwPkS https://t.co/LD6loDzvGZ https://t.co/I7ipM0UQpL https://t.co/XXKiz2uclc https://t.co/qe9p44fKkk https://t.co/00uP3in3d2 https://t.co/d3h7PpXkbp https://t.co/yTqkh2MtZT Want me to do more of your homework? Any more research you need done?
@MuskIsADeadbeat @NeuroSGS @BobWhencer @TransJusticeOrg @oulidapo @Sackless_Jack Sammy posted the following. None of them are pre-prints. Anyone can click and see for themselves. Why lie? https://t.co/d6IZxBFpmp https://t.co/ZE0WpT3UQR https://t.co/9C3n3rv3sK https://t.co/Z7AzhsZhfp https://t.co/EgCnCONkmF https://t.co/VY1WCmJyeZ
@caos_suspendido @Patrioticos_RD Y que tal si te digo que no eres objetivo sino irrespetuoso. En el estudio "Brain functional connectivity patterns in children and adolescents with gender dysphoria: Sex-atypical or not?" Se muestra que el cerebro trans es diferente.
@Daseinsuhr @Frollein_VogelV Nein, die Studie ist diese. Leider habe ich darauf keinen vollen Zugriff. Allerdings wird sie in meinem oben verlinkten Tweet diskutiert. https://t.co/zfjsl4CWw3
@SamusEevee @JandarSunstar69 @Susan4Freedom @SereneArc @Daderp1242389 @TappinGrassley @ZackFord https://t.co/5AvbemX98C
@GuercioRosi @fabioaffinito @bravimabasta https://t.co/2OruGdhsLm Questo è il sunto dello studio
@WeAreMikeJ @CatGirlTheta @mxhwd345 @ryanmichael2023 @JDM_Twit @joncoopertweets Oops here’s another https://t.co/H8mSq7Wpwl
@D4S_D1NG @Wieser_J_ @teck_85 @welt Ist sehr wohl daran beteiligt als welches Geschlecht man sich identifiziert da es eine eigene Geschlechtsidentität haben kann. https://t.co/cDGuc1oZan
@gargoylesingrey @logical_psycho_ 12) Nota, Kreukels, den Heijer, Veltman, Cohen-Kettenis, Burke, & Bakker, (2017). Brain functional connectivity patterns in children and adolescents with gender dysphoria: Sex-atypical or not?. Psychoneuroendocrinology, 86, 187–195. https://t.co/rpUwyqlM5v
@CrapWalking @brand_orc you'll note again if you actually look at the study rather than the press release (https://t.co/UBpwCjHmbD) that "Reported sexual orientation varied" and there is no mention of handedness at all in either the study group or the control groups this is a very easy tell
RT @NeuroSGS: In a famous study, the authors compared prepubertal and adolescent children, then suggest sex atypical cerebral differentiati…
@Megain_s @dodgson_sally @LGBwiththeT @ChristineRebst1 5 seconds of Google later: https://t.co/mk0BeGWY9o
RT @NeuroSGS: In a famous study, the authors compared prepubertal and adolescent children, then suggest sex atypical cerebral differentiati…
RT @NeuroSGS: In a famous study, the authors compared prepubertal and adolescent children, then suggest sex atypical cerebral differentiati…
@hoser_ya Science proves otherwise https://t.co/iBrhDVdFx8
@StoneyGuardian @LousyJester @zaelefty “activist site”, hah https://t.co/7spOlpGeXu https://t.co/5Q2F4FAwgf https://t.co/aKGEIgTy8z https://t.co/msveBDRd33 https://t.co/ibohtV7B4O https://t.co/TtTvQ02nfC https://t.co/DBv6gRUTKu https://t.co/14H9MDYh1e https://t.co/UMWcBkjVZH https://t.co/4p2xbn9Lj6
RT @NeuroSGS: Here is a famous study, often cited in blog posts, that suggests transgender individuals have resting-state functional brain…
RT @NeuroSGS: Here is a famous study, often cited in blog posts, that suggests transgender individuals have resting-state functional brain…
RT @NeuroSGS: Here is a famous study, often cited in blog posts, that suggests transgender individuals have resting-state functional brain…
RT @NeuroSGS: Here is a famous study, often cited in blog posts, that suggests transgender individuals have resting-state functional brain…
RT @NeuroSGS: Here is a famous study, often cited in blog posts, that suggests transgender individuals have resting-state functional brain…
RT @NeuroSGS: Here is a famous study, often cited in blog posts, that suggests transgender individuals have resting-state functional brain…
RT @NeuroSGS: Here is a famous study, often cited in blog posts, that suggests transgender individuals have resting-state functional brain…
RT @NeuroSGS: Here is a famous study, often cited in blog posts, that suggests transgender individuals have resting-state functional brain…
RT @NeuroSGS: Here is a famous study, often cited in blog posts, that suggests transgender individuals have resting-state functional brain…
RT @NeuroSGS: Here is a famous study, often cited in blog posts, that suggests transgender individuals have resting-state functional brain…
RT @NeuroSGS: Here is a famous study, often cited in blog posts, that suggests transgender individuals have resting-state functional brain…
RT @NeuroSGS: Here is a famous study, often cited in blog posts, that suggests transgender individuals have resting-state functional brain…
RT @NeuroSGS: Here is a famous study, often cited in blog posts, that suggests transgender individuals have resting-state functional brain…
RT @NeuroSGS: Here is a famous study, often cited in blog posts, that suggests transgender individuals have resting-state functional brain…
RT @NeuroSGS: Here is a famous study, often cited in blog posts, that suggests transgender individuals have resting-state functional brain…
Here is a famous study, often cited in blog posts, that suggests transgender individuals have resting-state functional brain activation more in line with their "gender identity" Let's take a look
RT @NeuroSGS: In a famous study, the authors compared prepubertal and adolescent children, then suggest sex atypical cerebral differentiati…
@SportingNest @SwipeWright Bakker is famous for not controlling for sexuality. For instance, in the study below she only found atypicality in the adolescent cohort (almost exclusively homosexual and ALL on GnRHa). https://t.co/xmO7T5HtGH
RT @NeuroSGS: In a famous study, the authors compared prepubertal and adolescent children, then suggest sex atypical cerebral differentiati…
RT @NeuroSGS: In a famous study, the authors compared prepubertal and adolescent children, then suggest sex atypical cerebral differentiati…
RT @NeuroSGS: In a famous study, the authors compared prepubertal and adolescent children, then suggest sex atypical cerebral differentiati…
RT @NeuroSGS: In a famous study, the authors compared prepubertal and adolescent children, then suggest sex atypical cerebral differentiati…
RT @NeuroSGS: In a famous study, the authors compared prepubertal and adolescent children, then suggest sex atypical cerebral differentiati…
RT @NeuroSGS: In a famous study, the authors compared prepubertal and adolescent children, then suggest sex atypical cerebral differentiati…
RT @NeuroSGS: In a famous study, the authors compared prepubertal and adolescent children, then suggest sex atypical cerebral differentiati…
RT @NeuroSGS: In a famous study, the authors compared prepubertal and adolescent children, then suggest sex atypical cerebral differentiati…
RT @NeuroSGS: In a famous study, the authors compared prepubertal and adolescent children, then suggest sex atypical cerebral differentiati…
RT @NeuroSGS: In a famous study, the authors compared prepubertal and adolescent children, then suggest sex atypical cerebral differentiati…
RT @NeuroSGS: In a famous study, the authors compared prepubertal and adolescent children, then suggest sex atypical cerebral differentiati…
RT @NeuroSGS: In a famous study, the authors compared prepubertal and adolescent children, then suggest sex atypical cerebral differentiati…
In a famous study, the authors compared prepubertal and adolescent children, then suggest sex atypical cerebral differentiation occurs within these individuals. https://t.co/xmO7T5HtGH
@AnnaKarenina96 @RudyAuerbach @Aaron_GDAC https://t.co/zn4sAPC8Zr
RT @rumia_uru: @TraherneJoe @TFherder @DontCallMe_CIS_ @absol_silverbee @Subliminality_ @smokinfed Don't call me pet. https://t.co/sQLZiuVi…
RT @rumia_uru: @TraherneJoe @TFherder @DontCallMe_CIS_ @absol_silverbee @Subliminality_ @smokinfed Don't call me pet. https://t.co/sQLZiuVi…
@TraherneJoe @TFherder @DontCallMe_CIS_ @absol_silverbee @Subliminality_ @smokinfed Don't call me pet. https://t.co/sQLZiuVi7b https://t.co/NVOjZ5JrGZ
@missmilfs @laurenbitso @BellonaRad https://t.co/wBTrHWcEwh https://t.co/HvVhJqDum4
@Darrechex @SerquelBastard @gara_polo @FridayTrrs @wsantizo @__kamikz @andrexohe Sobre el dimorfismo sexual y los cerebros de la gente trans: https://t.co/z3qIn5TUVq https://t.co/szVknt5sU6 https://t.co/WNo3lNYxoO https://t.co/6tzinI2nwO Biología, no ideología
@mar_keaton @Superpaperclip @SSTrihan @_wingback @MorenitaKlient @Pawpels @moby_dickhead @jk_rowling Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand another https://t.co/xsCiRyxBwC "Within these networks adolescent transgirls showed FC patterns similar to their experienced gender (female). Also adolescent transboys showed a FC pattern similar to their experienced gender (male)"
RT @ClaudiaLuisa16: @A_nicht_nichtA @Tagesspiegel @Queerspiegel @HumboldtUni m) „Brain functional connectivity patterns in children and ad…
@A_nicht_nichtA @Tagesspiegel @Queerspiegel @HumboldtUni m) „Brain functional connectivity patterns in children and adolescents with gender dysphoria: Sex-atypical or not?“, Psychoneuroendocrinology, 2017; 86; 187-195 Smith, Hunger, Derntl, Haber, "The transsexual brain – A review of findings on the neural basis of transsexualism",
RT @IsYitzack: @ChaiKovsky @MagsVisaggs That was harder than I expected. Found the paper: https://t.co/4AKT8C5qPy "Artificial" doesn't appe…
@ChaiKovsky @MagsVisaggs That was harder than I expected. Found the paper: https://t.co/4AKT8C5qPy "Artificial" doesn't appear in the paper, but they may not be using a layman buzz word.
@taz_news „Brain functional connectivity patterns in children and adolescents with gender dysphoria: Sex-atypical or not?“, Psychoneuroendocrinology, 2017; 86; 187-195 Warum zur Hölle sollten also Kinder ihr Geschlecht nicht kennen? So ein Bullshit.
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