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which is more real

gender
46.9%
money
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which has had a greater impact on the world

gender
17.1%
money
82.9%

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I tried to figure this one out by going with the metric 'which one has been around longer'?

12:58 AM · Apr 9, 2020

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It seems like gender is far older than money, but money can be linked to a lot of the technological developments which have caused more dramatic change—it doesn’t seem like gender could be responsible for the singularity in the same way that money could/will be.

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