How Do Men and Women Differ? I made a video about how biology effects gendered discussion and outcomes in general society, and I need input (or criticism). Generally, I think most inequities are due to biological factors, but I’d love to hear what others have to say. Thanks.

PrincessFKNPeach · 2021-01-03T20:23:11+00:00

"How do we know our systems don't value compassion as much as they do competition"

Because "compassionate" professions are paid like shit? Because women don't get paid to be mothers? More women having sex isn't women doing "better" in social contexts.

Western society doesn't value feminine gender roles.

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TheBookOfSeil · 2021-01-03T19:39:14+00:00

Yes, most inequities are due to biological differences since men and women are not biologically equal. That will result in different outcomes related to those differences. That is also why women are utilizing the legal system to gain preferential benefits. Most forms of resistance would be punished by that legal system so men are somewhat incapable of resisting in the traditional (physical) way. Men now how to compete with women through the paper system and democracy.

I noticed in the beginning that you alluded to the "Nature vs Nurture" argument which is generally correct for everything related to animals and the environment they live in, but differences are still largely biological considering that biology changes slower than the environment does.

I didn't watch the entire video but all in all, you did a pretty good job explaining everything.