Who's gonna tell her?
BTW, women have two 'X' chromosomes and most of the developmental genes for the brain in humans are on our 'X' chromosome. This translates to mean that the highs and lows are averaged out in women - just as the graph she uses illustrates ... if only she were smart enough to interpret it properly.
BTW, women have two 'X' chromosomes and most of the developmental genes for the brain in humans are on our 'X' chromosome. This translates to mean that the highs and lows are averaged out in women - just as the graph she uses illustrates ... if only she were smart enough to interpret it properly.
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@PhilosopherRex It gets worse. That bell curve is ONLY for children between 11 and 13 wherein girls start puberty before boys, and have a once-in-a-lifetime developmental advantage, and they can only break-even. By 17 boys are smarter than girls once puberty kicks in.
See Richard Lynn's studies. The reason you only see the 11-13 graph is because it promotes "equality"
