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There are also a lot of connotations attached to those terms with significant implications. For example, does "conformity to social hierarchy" contradict previ
by causality0 7y ago
There are also a lot of connotations attached to those terms with significant implications. For example, does "conformity to social hierarchy" contradict previous findings indicating men tend to be more ambitious and take more risks? How does one tell the difference between a person with a lesser appreciation of beauty and a person who's been taught not to express their appreciation of beauty? The difference between not appreciating beauty and not prioritizing beauty?
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- seventhtiger 7y agoIt depends on the specific distribution of those traits. You can say both "women suffer from breast cancer more often than men" and "women have longer life spans than men." If a study found more men among the ambitious and risk takers men may still be more conforming to hierarchy on average. It's not necessarily contradictory.