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Let me guess without reading the article. Is it because of the Patriarchy?

• genman 3y ago
  Well... "That's where the misogyny comes in," study author Justin Rhodes, a professor at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, tells the BBC. "We've chosen this tiny difference where the males end up at the top and have hundreds of studies and people arguing this is somehow biological. I think that has some cultural implications." Now, I'm completely for more balanced societies. But, and it's a big one, it would be also nice if this more balanced society is not overrun by aggressively more patriarchic societies.