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>It's disappointing to see so many people here read the title of the article and immediately start the see,-social-differences-are-the-result-of-vast-difference
by s_baby 13y ago
>It's disappointing to see so many people here read the title of the article and immediately start the see,-social-differences-are-the-result-of-vast-differences-between-the-binary-sexes wheel rolling again.
But it's alright to just accept we're all products of socialization as a valid conclusion?
>What's the alternative being suggested?
A nuanced conversation on the interplay of biology and environment. Which there is very little of.
- LanceH 13y agoLet's say you were President of Harvard and you suggested such a conversation...
- s_baby 13y agoThat the most likely scenario is there are predispositions for many traits we consider social. That evolution favors biological variation but also that humans are unique in their ability to adapt to their environment. That anyone trying to pick a side is doing so for political or ideological reasons and is selling you horse shit.