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Excellent documentary! I'm not sure I agree, but I like the moderate conclusion of part 1: Both biological and cultural differences contribute to differences in

Excellent documentary! I'm not sure I agree, but I like the moderate conclusion of part 1: Both biological and cultural differences contribute to differences in job preferences between men and women. If we play along this conclusion, it does not really invalidate my hypothesis. Could it be that more women would participate in the IT workforce if it wasn't for physical work creep?

anticristi 6y ago
Just to make sure, I don't think it "ends" the discussion, but some research presented in the documentary was later discredited: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7002030/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7002030/ In particular, the "infants prefer gendered toys at 9 months" can easily be explained by exposure to such toys at home. The "1-day-old infant look" can be refuted as BS by anyone who saw a 1-day-old infant: Their eyes do not focus at that age!!! Long story short: Buy "boy" toys and "girl" toys before seeing the genitals of your offspring. :D