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I'm claiming that complex traits aren't determined by simple genetic sequences. Nothing in XX or XY specifies an interest in whatever. Two lines of reasoning:
1) For complex traits the DNA variants that differ between people are mostly regulatory, not protein coding (enhancers, promoters that govern how the genome is read). 2) These elements respond to context such as developmental stage, cell type, nutrition, stress, AND hormonal state... The most relevant inheritable variations for complex traits comes from the components that instruct how to integrate signals (the environment) in protein construction. This is the reason you share 99% of your coding sequence with a chimpanzee and don't look like one, regulation makes all the difference. Your own examples reinforce my thesis since CAH girls (XX with ovaries) show in studies "male toy play" and CAIS kids (XY with testes) develop "female toy play". These complex traits are better classified by androgen signaling (the result of a polygenic interaction, not XX or XY). Attention, the androgen signaling is non-binary and stays on a spectrum, a completely complex and polygenic trait that depends on very different cells in your body. Also, the effects you name usually increase with age, meaning that prolonged male/female socialization is doing the job. Biological reality is that these complex behavior are the result of a sequential multiplication (that is influenced by socialization) from a small initial bias given by ALSO the binary genes.
Given these facts, my arguments is not that there is no effect of genes on behavior, but that I've been classified as a male based on outdated scientific dogmas, like the one you believe in. Now, sorry dumbass, but I've dedicated around 25 minutes to reply to a 120IQlet, and it is wasted time, so.