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Not to split hairs, but that's a claim that the average degree of preference is higher among men, not that the average degree of being suited for it is higher a
by whatshisface 4y ago
Not to split hairs, but that's a claim that the average degree of preference is higher among men, not that the average degree of being suited for it is higher among men.
- dharmaturtle 4y agoFair. I do consider it hairsplitting, but I suppose nuance is very important to these discussions.