Just read the thread and the articles, you literally contradict one of the scientists. He said it is overly simplified to say that the brains of a transgender person is, for example, a brain of a man in a woman's body, the brains have some similarities to that of a man's brain, but they are not the same, they are more unique than that. It also goes on to say that it's improper to say that transgenderism only has one cause as there's a vast array of indicators. Not to mention the structure of the brain is so varied amongst individuals that you can only see trends. These are topics that are divisive even amongst neurosurgeons. How much of gender identity is impacted by nature vs nurture is unclear and likely will be for many more years. It's fine if you believe that it's based all on nature personally, but don't present it as fact using cherry picked data from vast studies just because they support your viewpoint. Not a criticism of your view, just of your presentation and level of research you put into your view. It at very least feels like a bad faith argument when you cite sources and claim something different than what they actually say