Science Says Men And Women Aren't Really 'Wired Differently'

I read the article. I never thought of a "male brain" being different than a "female brain". I always believed that it was the same brain, but in different bodies. But, what about the "Bi-brain"? I suppose that is due to cultural influences. In any event, having a brain is better than not having one.

It's definitely more about the hormonal differences that impact our brains differently, and that sure does make it seem like we have different brains, huh? lol

I always felt almost "genderless"... I still identify as a woman/female, but I just didn't fit into the stereotypes that people use to differentiate between the genders.

Meanwhile Mr.Testosterone gets to make the babies and leave
all the hard work of raising them to us, get cool jobs, get paid more,
play cooler sports, flirt at will, while we get the second drink free
at Ruby Tuesdays on Mothers Day.

I still see it as related.

Though that is possibly social conditioning, rather then genetics.

A lot of people confuse how we are raised with how our brains actually work if nobody ever told us who to be or how to act. Our brains are very similar, but we are not taught to be the same type of people, and that effects how we think/behave.

There are some differences between us that are biological adaptations, of course. An example would be our ability to see more variations in colors because we were gatherers, and it was needed to be able to safely distinguish differences in berry colors, etc. =p

I assume we have all seen this amusing little scribble from a guy?

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It is funny though lol

Guys!