Men account for 48.6% of the US population, but are responsible for 82.4% of violent crime. What is the best explanation for this? Source: https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/cv18st_rev.pdf …
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Replying to @NickatFP
Agreed. I was surprised that it was only 82.4%. 13.7% have female offenders, but 57.7% of those female offender assaults have female victims, which makes more sense to me.
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Replying to @Molson_Hart @NickatFP
I voted naturally, but environment is a huge contributor, but wouldnt be so bad if natural state was not predisposed
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Replying to @Solomon_Slate @NickatFP
I actually think it's a combo of all three, but I'd go: Natural > environment > institutional sexism I think that women, because their violent crimes are probably less dangerous, probably get off more than men do for similar crimes.
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Full disclosure no clue. But given how much more violent men were in say crusader medieval EU vs present day EU, you could plausibly argue that the environment today has the opposite contribution, i.e. making us less violent.
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Are men less violent today (testosterone has fallen since the early 1900s quite a bit) or was the artist who drew this sexist?pic.twitter.com/cmYIbOKPp9
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Yeah you're right. Actually I wouldn't know if its true or gigantic selection bias.
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If you look at old pictures of people, they tend to be pretty good looking. There's a survivorship bias there. Same thing going on, which is what you're alluding to. We wouldn't make a tapestry of men grinding flour or whatever.
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, I like the grinding flour image. Definitely not what was represented.1 reply 0 retweets 2 likes -
This got me thinking though, because I agree high art is biased towards war, but Hungarian folk songs are exclusively about harvest and sex AFAICR.
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