
Originally Posted by
Montmorency
So, Kad, sorry to break it to you but we have given examples of fields in which women outnumber men, such as optometry, geriatrics, internal medicine, and gynaecology. These fields were all majority-male a generation ago. Obviously the reasonable explanation would be to posit a difference in social standards, but according to your hypothesis either women are somehow just better-suited to these specialties in some unspecified ephemeral way - in which case, why optometry and not ophthalmology? - or became so very suddenly over a handful of years. Either way, that's drivel. Furthermore, you have bizarrely misinterpreted the Wiki summary - or meretriciously, probably - in a way that takes tentative and value-neutral low-level differences and systematically attaches negative value to female differences and positive value to male differences, in addition to going on to posit further differences not supported by the data (and of course giving them skewed valuations along the way). You literally could not beg the question harder here.
You want a summary of my documents? OK, here: you're so wrong it's not even funny. What's worse, though, is that you're not even trying to find ways to support your core points besides the degenerate babblings you persist in posting. I'm done here speaking with someone who likely has impaired learning ability and very low-functioning communicative skills compared to the normal range of adults (including most of the Negroes and women you so demean).
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