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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They were tests run on adults, which means they were looking at brains that had decades to develop neural pathways while living in a highly gendered society.[/quote] Before I had kids, I was convinced it was nurture, not nature. Then I had kids. Great kids. But, it is 80% nature or higher. We control much less than what we think or want.[/quote] You think boy and girl infants act differently?[/quote] DP I think PP treated them differently then chalked their incentivized behavioral differences up to nature, not her (and society's) differential treatment. She basically pressed the "I don't want to think beyond the surface" button in her own brain.[/quote] Yes, clearly children are tabula rasa and are only gendered because their parents, consciously or subconsciously, taught them to be. SMH [/quote]
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