Geoffrey MillerVerified account

Cheers Geoffrey!

Culture doesn't explain sex differences but sex differences make for some very complex Pas De Deux in cultural terms which do not permit you to go straight from sex differences to societal outcomes.

A dangerous narrative. Sure there's sex differences. But culture recreates, manifests and enhances these differences. Expectations, roles, gender rules and partnership norms are ethical issues. Nothing moral follows solely from the facts of biology.

Black Slate never made sense. Even as a kid, you knew that certain families kids were great athletes but could see that the parents didn't try to nurture that athleticism whereas other families nurtured their kids like crazy, and the kids had the desire, but just weren't as good.

The best [empirical] point would be; what if RCT [randomized controlled trials], then how many generations to converge genders into parity, quantitatively? All empirical biologists would say more than 10 generations. But probably much less than 50 generations?

Nobody in the world thinks sex differences are solely from culture and not from biology. I live in the most liberal part of NYC and am a parent and absolutely no parent thinks anything like this.

How does he know which gender individual animals identify as? Does he speak kangaroo?

What , you mean your objective feelings don’t supersede the science of biology