>There are matrilineal societies where competitiveness is considered a feminine trait. Are we talking about outliers or are we talking about the vast global an

>There are matrilineal societies where competitiveness is considered a feminine trait. Are we talking about outliers or are we talking about the vast global and historical populations. These kinds of examples usually point to some small tribe in Africa, or some matrilineal or matriarchal property in some civilization (e.g. Spartan inheritance laws) as a counter-example, but miss that you still need to explain why the vast majority of civilizations and societies independently ascribed the same properties to men and women.