It could be my limited, personal experience, but I have never met a woman, so far, with whom I could have a more deep, sophisticated conversation on such topics. Even women who are objectively intelligent and have degrees in STEM fields, just seem totally uninterested when a scientific or philosophical discussion arises.

And when I say scientific, philosophical or political debates, I don't mean discussing standard issues which are covered in university textbooks (definitions, theories etc.) or "small talk" material (like which party you are going to vote for), I mean anything that requires critical thinking and an innate interest in discovering the cause behind a phenomenon (like how did life come to be, how could humans form better societies, is there alien life, do you believe more in negative or positive nihilism etc.).

It's like most women take information as standard and tend to question popular beliefs less frequently than men do. It baffles me when I see women with engineering or medicine degrees who believe in zodiac signs, jinxes or religion.