We’re all women whether we like it or don’t.
That is good.
Sidenote, and revealing my geeky side, the mechanism they’re talking about whereby a fertilized egg (aka zygote) eventually becomes male or female is governed by epigenetics.
Genes determine the basic design of the organism and are inherited in the next generation, but epigenetics is the mechanism, often subject to chance, that determines which genes get activated or inactivated throughout the lifetime of every cell in the zygote or body. Epigenetics, for example, govern the differentiation of stem cells into more specific kinds of cells like skin or brain cells. Epigenetics even determine whether a cell and adjacent cells become cancerous.
In humans, epigenetics are not inheritable, but epigenetics are more often inheritable in plants and in some other animals.
Hey man, real science, not pretentious science.