If you don’t understand your own gender should you be allowed to make other decisions

No, in order to be allowed to make other decisions, people should need to understand, as *** absolutely 100% *** of people out of high school should: a) their gender and reproductive biochemistry and cell biology at least at a high school (AP Biology) level; b) the biochemistry of the Krebs cycle (as it of course is how all eukaryotic organisms such as ourselves obtain respiratory energy from food and oxygen -- again, this is absolutely essential biology and chemistry that absolutely everyone should know); and c) the very basic aspects of the physical stability of matter such as the Pauli exclusion principle and Maxwell's equations. People who don't understand *** their gender and those other absolutely basic and critical things *** should not be making *any* important decisions.

That includes you.

People who don't understand the distinction between gender and biological sex should not be trying to teach others about "science".

Same goes for people who don't understand both are a spectrum. And this is not new. I graduated High School science 21 years ago.

There are people confused about which shoe to put on which foot. They run entire companies.

Why not