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The more interesting analysis is why do girls want to be CEOs of fashion mags rather than computer companies? At what age do they make this choice, why? Does it
by cglee 18y ago
The more interesting analysis is why do girls want to be CEOs of fashion mags rather than computer companies? At what age do they make this choice, why? Does it carry across different cultures? etc
- oz 18y agoSimple. Girls are different from boys. Regardless of what we've been told that male/female differences are simply matter of socialization, men and women are different. Let us reason together: If you believe in God (at least the Christian God, as I do), then you accept that men and women are different, with different social roles. But even if you believe in evolution, why would the species have physically different members. Evolution teaches that those more suited to reproduction survive. What's more reproductively efficient than binary fission? Men and women are intrinsically different. It's as simple as that.
- cglee 18y agoI consider myself Christian, but I do not subscribe to the notion of specific social roles per gender.
- vaksel 18y agoyou don't meet Justin Timberlake or Jessica Alba being CEO of Flickr