Lakeland wrote:You mean differences aren't 100% determined by biology??????? Stop the presses!!!!!
"My my, we have an emotional one here don't we. Such a low tolerance this one."
Lakeland wrote:Obviously only an idiot would think behavior is 100% determined by biology, just like it would take an idiot to think behavior is 100% determined by environment. And yet here you are, making that claim.
Am I? I certainly don't remember doing so. The paragraph I quoted stated one of the major problems in studying gender, namely the chicken-and-egg problem that culture and biology inhabit. Do observed gender differences come solely from cultural influences and stereotyping, thus affecting how peoples' brains develop and thus influencing their biology, or do biological differences drive cultural expectations? As I've said to you uncountable times in the past, there's a reason why nature v. nurture is one of the most heated debates in science today.