Women and men’s brains are different according to this Stanford study

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Anonymous wrote:I work with very young children and in the past I spent many years working in the criminal justice system.

OF COURSE the brains of males and females are very different. Males are far more prone to violent behavior and impulsivity - that is evident in the behavior of kindergartners, teenagers, young adults and older adults.

Acknowledging difference doesn't undermine women - women are capable of equal if not greater intellectual achievement and are less inhibited by overactive sex drive and propensity for aggression. Yes, some women are aggressive - but in far few numbers than men.

Testosterone is not a good thing in large quantity.

Testerone made our world - explorers, adventurers, innovators. Yes, women are intelligent but cautious. Men are impulsive and thrill seeking - and that's a good thing.

There are plenty of adventurous women and always have been - but it is only recently that women have been unchained from their reproductive capacity and from being coerced and controlled by men.

Try again.

Some women were “allowed” to explore, like Amelia Earhart. There was also Marie Curie, but her accomplishments were mostly given to a man until after she died. . .

To PP - you know the history books were written within our sexist (and racist) culture, right?

So, throughout time women have always been held back, thwarted, oppressed, etc. Why do you think that is? Is it random chance?

It's because testosterone-driven violence has oppressed women for thousands of years - and continues to do so. Men worry women will laugh at them, women worry about the potential every man has to snap and murder them.

No. Women (without extreme anxiety) don’t worry about that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This so-called study is the most offensive work of junk-science since The Bell Curve.

Why? Differences aren’t necessarily negative why would you assume that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This so-called study is the most offensive work of junk-science since The Bell Curve.

Wahhhhhhh!

Cry harder. No one cares, whiner.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anything men can do, women can do just as well.

There is nothing wrong or different with women’s brains.

This so called “research” is junk science (not to mention, sexist).

Stanford should retract it.

Everything you said is wrong.