@unicornfiles: Does anyone know how I can fix my phone it says I don’t have any storage when I clearly do, I can’t download anything and my messages wont send and I only get half of the messages other people send me. #fy #iphonestorageisfull

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lamar_kurogawa :
Did you try restarting? Or backup? Because my phone do the same thing sometimes even when I have cleared a lot of things - make sure you dont have like a hidden app or big files deep in your phone
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One hypothetical turned the entire debate on its head. A tense exchange unfolds when Matt Walsh is challenged on his definition of a woman and the biological basis of sex. The audience member argues that biological sex involves multiple characteristics, including chromosomes, hormones, reproductive anatomy, and other physical traits, and suggests that these characteristics can exist across a spectrum. Walsh pushes the discussion toward a practical medical scenario rather than keeping it entirely theoretical. He introduces a hypothetical involving a biological male with male reproductive anatomy claiming to experience a miscarriage. The question puts the debate into a medical context and asks whether such a situation would actually be recognized as a miscarriage. The audience member, who identifies as an EMT, ultimately acknowledges that a biological male with the anatomy described could not experience a miscarriage. The exchange then highlights the distinction between recognizing that individuals can have variations, medical conditions, or atypical biological characteristics and defining the reproductive categories themselves. The clip has attracted attention because the conversation moves from an abstract argument about whether sex should be considered binary or a spectrum to a concrete example involving reproductive biology. Supporters of Walsh’s position may view the hypothetical as demonstrating the importance of reproductive anatomy when defining sex, while critics may argue that the scenario oversimplifies the broader biological discussion surrounding sex development and intersex variations. Rather than resolving the larger debate, the exchange demonstrates how quickly discussions about gender identity, biological sex, and medical terminology can become contentious when abstract definitions are tested against real-world examples. The most striking moment comes when the theoretical argument meets a practical medical question, forcing the conversation to address what the biological definition would mean in an actual clinical situation. #mattwalsh #genderdebate #biological #debate #politics

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