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In reply to the discussion: Nature vs Nurture? – Why We Need to Stop Using Evolution as an Explanation for Gender Differences [View all]redqueen
(115,103 posts)30. Yes, evolutionary biology is solid science.
Evolutionary psychology, not so much. And not at all where differences between the sexes are concerned.
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Nature vs Nurture? – Why We Need to Stop Using Evolution as an Explanation for Gender Differences [View all]
ismnotwasm
Feb 2013
OP
right there with you tein. we finally get the sexual freedom in the 70's and 80's and
seabeyond
Feb 2013
#8
No, the headline is fine. It includes this condition: "... as an Explanation for Gender Differences"
redqueen
Feb 2013
#10
first, the consistent problem i have repeatedly found is a guess is put out as fact and conditioning
seabeyond
Feb 2013
#12
"Well, we'll just call it evolution because nobody can prove it isn't." but they can. that is what
seabeyond
Feb 2013
#17
no. i think what youa re ignoring is that there is a movement at hand to use this against women
seabeyond
Feb 2013
#20
from the 80's on reading evo psych, it has shown that it is riddled with agenda. this is what
seabeyond
Feb 2013
#25
when it is your gender being DENIED equal pay, jobs, rights, control, BECAUSE of a
seabeyond
Feb 2013
#26