Not sure if you guys are aware, but one of the latest salvos in the gynocentric takeover will be the new "SAT adversity score." Basically, a certain amount of points will be added to your score based on certain parameters such as average income of your demographic, etc.

You can google it, there are literally a million articles discussing this wonderful news.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/20/learning/learning-with-sats-new-adversity-score-will-take-students-hardships-into-account.html

There's lots to parse, but here on MGTOW we know how this will ultimately be used - as yet another method to advantage females over males. No gents, it's not enough that women already represent 60% of entrants to college. We've got to up those figures.

I was reminded of this because of a recent post here where some woman was bragging that women are superior to men. Among other points, she said that women earn higher grades in high school and college. I thought that was interesting, as anybody with 2 brain cells to rub together knows that guys are smarter than women, most certainly at the higher end of the spectrum. It's a point that TFM has discussed many times, and there are many reasons for it.

But even more interesting is what happens when you're not competing in class - where the teacher can see your curvy handwriting and identify you as a female (where in-group preference will give women an advantage). No, the real question is - what happens when you're on an even playing field, such as the SAT?

Well, it turns out that for the SAT, women don't fare as well.

https://www.fairtest.org/sat-act-gender-gaps

Nope, turns out that over the last few decades when the scores have been measured, guys show a consistent 35-40 point advantage on the Math portion of the SAT.

But OK, hey, we all know that women are better at language, right? Nope, turns out men have a slight advantage there as well, typically 5 points.

This must blow the mind of the matrix, trying to somehow square this circle. It's much easier to simply change the way the SAT is scored. So look forward to those sweet, sweet adversity points, girls, you're about to become at least as intelligent as guys.

Go your own way, gents.