> my #2 focus is why "women's work" pays less if you have a smaller set, and an equivalent distribution, smaller width of the bell curve is proportional to its

> my #2 focus is why "women's work" pays less if you have a smaller set, and an equivalent distribution, smaller width of the bell curve is proportional to its hight. > I do think men bear most of the responsibility, and [...] partly because of the sex dynamic. Indeed, but group dynamics within the sexes are a factor, too, so the hypothesis would be incomplete without other closely and tangentially related aspects. Otherwise, if sexual attraction was the strongest drive, you'd have to expect male lab heads preferring female companions. Whereas, ironically, the opposite would have to be called sexual distraction. What do you make of that?