I am highly sceptical to this study. Does anyone have a list of what they measured as differences and how they did it?
The reason I am a sceptic is because as a Scandinavian I notice easily how much more macho men are in less gender equal societies and how much more feminine the women are.
I don’t think it is an accident that the world’s top female boxer is Norwegian rather than say Italian.
I do there is something to the equality paradox but I suspect it is more complex than this research suggests.
60% of published papers in life sciences turns out to be rubbish. So statistically speaking one should have a natural scepticism to any bold claims.
The reason I am a sceptic is because as a Scandinavian I notice easily how much more macho men are in less gender equal societies and how much more feminine the women are.
I don’t think it is an accident that the world’s top female boxer is Norwegian rather than say Italian.
I do there is something to the equality paradox but I suspect it is more complex than this research suggests.
60% of published papers in life sciences turns out to be rubbish. So statistically speaking one should have a natural scepticism to any bold claims.