Suppose that Christine Overall's argument succeeds, and that she has shown that the gender identities of transgender and cisgender persons are not very different from each other. Does it follow, as she suggests, that cisgenderism is not the "default" condition? If not, what else would be needed to draw that further conclusion?

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The Answer is -Articulate a position on the relevance of Overall's argument to the question of whether cisgenderism is the "default" condition.
-Clearly and succinctly state the main argument for that position.
-Correctly identify and defend the argument's controversial premises using sound reasoning, well-chosen examples, insightful analogies, appeals to reasonable principles, etc.
-If the essay argues that the argument supports denying the claim that cisgenderism is the default condition, then the essay should consider whether it's possible to add additional considerations that would support that conclusion.

Suppose That Christine Overall's Argument Succeeds, and That She Has