The more interesting part is that ~15% of women would save their sibling over their offspring, much higher than those that would save their mate over their offspring.
I agree. Funny though that the Rhodes Scholarship, which was explicitly supposed to be male only, got de-genderized way back in 1977. Classic double standards (by many feminists, not you). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhodes_Scholarship#Exclusion_of_women
The study they point to has screwy-looking data, the data from 30 years ago has means (for various age groups of men) of around 50kg, with standard deviations of 20kg. The data from 2016 has means around 44kg, with standard deviations of around 4kg? So either their sample is a bunch of clones, or the equipment is faulty, or...The current womens have much higher standard deviations (10-15kg), vs SD for the old sample of (12-20kg). And then the whole "In other words, the average college male had n…
