XYisInferior -> RE: Experiences of female superiority in real life.. (2/17/2009 11:39:03 PM)
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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer I'm saying it's not reasonable, though, to try to "prove" that one sex is superior to another by means of objective facts. Um...say again? I don't think I could answer that in less than hundreds of words, XY. All I'll say is that no biologist, naturalist - or any other scientist worth his or her salt - would dream of offering evidence for the superiority of one human sex over the other. Science is about discovering truths about our universe which can be tested and verified conclusively. Thus far science has revealed that women are genetically more complicated—and complete—than men, as well as less prone to genetic diseases, have more advanced nervous systems, and so on. This is what the objective facts reveal. That is why good science is so wonderful; it is objective. While science may be full of objective facts, the scientists themselves are not at all passionless robots in their observations or feelings. I will let a few individuals speak for themselves. Take from these snippets what you may. "Males are wilting away.... From sperm count to social status, and from fertilization to death, as civilization advances those who bear Y chromosomes are in relative decline." ""Oh no!" I can hear you say, "Not superior, but equal, partners, complementary, different, but not superior. What an idea!" Men will mostly smile, while women, alarmed, will rush to the defense of men as women always have and always will." David Bainbridge Reproductive Biologist Author, The Natural Superiority of Women "Outside the segments devoted to the small tasks of manhood, most of the y is filled with decay. It has degenerated because it abjures the messy business of sex." "Males are, in many ways, parasites upon their partners. Their interests are to persuade the other party to invest in reproduction, while doing as little as they can themselves." Steve Jones Geneticist, Author Girls, not boys, come out wired for mutual gazing. Girls do not experience the testosterone surge in utero that shrinks the centers for communication, observation and processing of emotion, so their potential to develop skills in these areas are better than boys'." Louann Brizendine Neuropsychiatrist, Author "Originally the Y-chromosome was a perfectly respectable chromosome, but its fate was sealed when it took on the mantle of creating males." "Are the male trademarks of greed, aggression and promiscuity genetically based?" Bryan Sykes Geneticist, Author
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