crazyml
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It's true that Norway is one of the most gender equal societies in the world. They're to be congratulated on it. It's not true that "feminists" deny the role of nature in people's behaviour - there is ample evidence to support the fact that our genes have a significant impact on things like intelligence, and that our gender (and the hormonal balance that a given gender creates) has a significant impact on our behaviours, and just as you'd have to be a stupid and ill-informed little stain of a person to argue that genes and gender are only determinants it would also be absurd to deny the role that genes and gender play, alongside the powerful influences of parenting, peer groups and social norms. But, it's important to look at the wider picture; for example some rather ill-informed halfwits will assert that men are better drivers than women. They're ignorant and full of shit of course. But, there's always an ignorant little stain out there who will pick up on a couple of facts and make up all sorts of shit about them. But while it does seem that men have a tendency to exhibit greater spatial awareness, they let themselves down by having way more accidents. That said, it's interesting to understand what traits make women better and safer drivers, and whether - on balance - these are traits that us blokes should at least consider. There are always different ways to spin a debate, and no doubt, had your "comedian cum scientist" wanted to, he could have found a bevvy of drooling mad-eyed evolutionary psychology loons to mock.
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