You appear to have forgotten the existence of differences in sexual development (DSD).
Not at all. You apparently have forgotten to read your own link. Nothing in that paper contains the slightest suggestion of non-biological entities having any sort of sexual development whatsoever. The fact that biological processes can be quirky has no bearing on whether non-biological entities can be thought of as having them at all.
Actually, I think you're just trying to make your own political point on top of what I already noted explicitly is not a politically-related comment.
Not at all. You apparently have forgotten to read your own link. Nothing in that paper contains the slightest suggestion of non-biological entities having any sort of sexual development whatsoever. The fact that biological processes can be quirky has no bearing on whether non-biological entities can be thought of as having them at all.
Actually, I think you're just trying to make your own political point on top of what I already noted explicitly is not a politically-related comment.