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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]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.[/quote]

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.[/quote]

[quote=Anonymous]Made our world.[/quote] OK, fueled by calories we provided by inventing agriculture and animal husbandry, wearing clothes we provided by inventing weaving, knitting, and sewing, successfully raised to adolesence/adulthood in the homes and communities we maintained on a day-to-day basis for MILLENIA. When you see images of a third world country devastated by war, pestilence, disease, or natural disaster, who is keeping society together and raising the next generation so that "the world" continues? WOMEN. And so it has always been. Why don't you go award yourself another medal for your explorations, adventures, and innovations.
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