ChimneyMonkey Archive

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1	This really resonated with me I do not have time to find supporting references, but one question based off logic - how might the untold years of increased access to higher education, positions of authority, and finances (and therefore likely healthcare) impacted men's "dominance" over women in certain categories? One quote from your own referenced article supports my position: "In early hominid societies women gathered and men hunted. The division of labor exerted distinctly different adaptive pressures on men and women, lea…	/r/MensRights	07/03/16 04:09 PM
2	This really resonated with me No long spiel here - but really, men are more diverse and "the best at anything?" Do you hear yourself? You better check yourself before your wreck yourself, as Mr. Cube would put it. For the record, I'm a man and I scoffed quite loudly at your statement. Where are your supporting facts, not including pointing to the circular argument that men hold more positions of authority and power?	/r/MensRights	07/03/16 02:46 PM