You seem to be avoiding my question? I don’t mean to be mean about it and perhaps it’s a confusing question? I’ll try to clarify.
A person who is intersex does not necessarily have “dual genitalia”. Often they simply have ambiguous genitalia, or internal male genitalia, or a different mix of chromosomes, or a different way of absorbing hormones. So, if a woman who is intersex; but who identifies as a woman and has XX chromosomes, has a penis due to their intersex condition what is it except a woman’s penis? She is a woman, it is her penis.
I’m not sure if you read the article I gave you but it shows that the problem is a biological problem in the brain, not a mental one. And it is not something that can be fixed via brain surgery. So this leaves the body at fault in a manner that can be fixed.
I’m not sure how this goes against physical science, it seems to be in line with it and I have provided an article to help
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There are still more studies on going.
Also, a misunderstanding; very specifically people don’t “tell” children what gender they are when they may have a case of gender dysphoria. That goes against all codes of practice in the profession. Nor are children offered surgery (at least not in Australia, the US or the UK).
Finally; children have always been taught about gender.