Humans take gender very seriously, and have every right to. It has always been a core part of one's identity throughout history.
But what would it be like if there was no reproductive biological difference between any of us? Interesting to ponder, however unrealistic it may seem
What would a universe look like if every being that inhabited it had no sex or otherwise differing reproductive organs? Like, the idea of binary sexes was not even a parameter that existed in that universe. I guess it would depend on the diversity of the beings in other traits.
One of the core reasons humans as a species thrive is because we are so diverse.
Everything we have is a result of the collaboration of an entire species, in one way or another.
No one human can know everything, but together we know a whole lot more.
An interesting example of chauvinism is the idea that life can only exist under the conditions that we have defined through our scientific method, through what we have gathered from our observable universe. A reminder that some places have not been "observed," such as: