Andrew Huberman· PhD
What happens is baby is born. Typically when a baby is born they don't measure chromosomes. They don't look at chromosomal sex XX or XY. That's not typically done nowadays. Baby is born. If you were to look at that baby, it would look female. There would be very little or no external penis. And so people would say, "It's a girl." ... The baby would reveal its external genitalia simply by being there and being naked when it's born. It has nothing to do with gender, it has to do with genitalia and sex. That baby would be born. And what was observed is that, from time to time, that baby after being raised as a girl, perfectly happy as a girl would around the age of 11 or 12 or 13, would suddenly start to sprout a penis.