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* "Why can't a woman be more like a man?" wondered Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady. Britain's parliament has been pondering the same issue, and has come to the conclusion that not only can a woman be as like a man as she pleases, she can actually be a man if she wants to, and a man can be a woman, too. It requires a certificate from a compliant doctor to prove that the person so inclined is suffering from "gender dysphoria," but aside from this minor inconvenience, nothing else is necessary. In particular, no surgery is necessary. If you are biologically a man, but think you are a woman--well, then you can be a woman in law; and vice, of course, versa. This is the essence of the Gender Recognition Bill, which passed the House of Lords on February 10, after intensive ...