I disagree that "The only point of this type of research is to go with girlbrain ideology". The paper doesn't provide suggestions about what it means to have th

I disagree that "The only point of this type of research is to go with girlbrain ideology". The paper doesn't provide suggestions about what it means to have those differences, it just shows that such differences exist, even with some large overlaps. The article in the original post jumps to conclusions, which, I agree, are based on prejudices about what it means to be male/female. Research on differences between sexes is useful and often needed for providing tailored health services and even for fighting prejudices or reducing systematic biases in society. Pretending we are all the same doesn't help anybody.