This ^. Indeed, men and women are different and some tasks, mental models may be different over the average. Even traits such as the propensity for aggression a

This ^. Indeed, men and women are different and some tasks, mental models may be different over the average. Even traits such as the propensity for aggression as a side effect of more testerone in the body. This certainly doesn't mean you won't find aggressive women, but on the whole the nuances seem quite a lot simpler when you take into account varying levels of hormones and neuroplasticity. I think it is worth exploring the effects of culture on gender, but I honestly think the simpler answer is one of neuroplasticity and the brains adaptation to selection, hormones and environmental stress. When you stop thinking in diametrically opposing ways of being, you realize humans on the whole (men and women) are far far more alike than we let on.