DNA machine is one example of Trixie’s nihilism. Transsexuality is another.
Transsexuality is a form of mental disease. It’s a mind-body disconnect where mind expects its body to be one way when in reality it is another way. The mind refuses to adapt, to accept its body for what it is, instead choosing to maintain its false belief no matter the cost.
Fundamentally no different from being born a religious nut convinced that God exists and that heaven awaits him upon death.
This is when gender/sex dichotomy kicks in, concealing the fact that gender means no more than “what one thinks one’s sex is/should be” and that sex simply means “what one’s sex is/can be”.
The transexual thinks that he can change his sex using intelligent means. But this is a lie, no different from the DNA machine lie, because sex has history, it is something that has evolved through many generations of natural selection, something that cannot be recreated using cheap means. Artificially designed sex, lacking in history, can never be the real thing. It can never be more than just a sophisticated pretense.
The only solution is to adapt one’s mind to reality, to accept what one can become, instead of lying to oneself that one can become something else.
Will Trixie do this? I don’t think he will.
He hates himself. He hates what he is/can be. He hates himself because his own true self, his nature, his all-too-masculine nature, is too difficult to bear.
Masculine nature is very difficult. A great deal of abilities and instincts means a great deal of responsibilities and expectations.
Trixie has failed, his passions have become too painful, and so, he has become a disappointed woman running away from herself, her painful passions, into death, into extinction, into nil.