> many men will not miss a chance to jump to conclusions like "we are better at this", which is a malignant construct that science never implied nor supported

> many men will not miss a chance to jump to conclusions like "we are better at this", which is a malignant construct that science never implied nor supported Exactly. And there is no amount of social construct that can change this "opportunism". Either we stop doing and publishing researches on social behavior or we have to assume that it will be distorted and used by malevolent actors or by sheer ignorance. > and AFAIK sex doesn't influence these I agree, the only exception I could see is testosterone. Testosterone, among its other properties, is linked to risk taking behaviour, and risk taking behaviour, apart being of course dangerous, is a way to improve faster.