r/science Nov 19 '20

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u/whoishattorihanzo Nov 19 '20 edited Nov 21 '20

Isn’t there enough evidence of behavioral differences between sexes of basically every other species? But as humans we are really trying to push this whole man=woman thing when it’s just not anatomically or innately true. Yes, there are differences between sexes and therefore the interactions between each sex and amongst the same sex is going to be varied. Why does this come as a surprise and even go as far as to trigger a significant portion of the population? This is a statistical observation, if you let science influence your emotions then you are not a true believer (in good science).

Edit: All genders have the same capabilities but at the same time all are fundamentally different from one another.

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u/SuckinLemonz Nov 20 '20

Ah. Then may I assume your recommendation is that we should remove men from academia? After all, women have significantly higher acceptance rates, graduation rates, and test scores.

Or am I misunderstanding the intent of your absolutely absurd statement.