"Like, we used to [assign gender to human remains in archaeological sites] based on grave goods, sword = male, etc. Then we started doing bone features but you can't tell if you're looking at a woman or an AMAB with a wide pelvis. Recently we've started doing chromosome analysis but that's not reliable either.
"Basically there's a good chance that future archaeologists will gender us based on something we didn't even consider relevant, and I think we have a duty to confuse them by burying everyone with a sword."
-- Tom Artingstall (ChesterRamoray), 2021-08-30
[I approve of this plan.]
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Sword and frying pan -- let's really confuse 'em!
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Yes!