[SPAM?] Re: [LMB] Re: OT: squ/ick in some ``feminist'' sf; was sequential tartthread

[Azalais Aranxta]

On Tue, 22 Aug 2006, Kalina Varbanova wrote:

> On 8/22/06, Paula Lieberman <paal at gis.net> wrote:
> > I so -very- much disagree here, I;m tired of being labelled
> > "freak:" for not being a "girly" thinker!
>
> I am very sorry, did not mean offense! I just meant that some of my
> sharpest leaps of intuition _can_, if I explain them, make sense to
> another woman, but I have yet to find a man who can follow me on most
> sharp turns. But he can get to the same conclusion, usually, using
> another route.

There is a significant body of research that indicates there may
be important differences between the male and female brain.

http://www.louannbrizendine.com is the website of Louann
Brizendine, who is really notable in this field.

However, while it is generally true that women and men do tend to
process things differently, individuals conform to their type to
a greater or lesser degree, and if you are a woman who is not
particularly empathic or socially oriented, or a man who is,
hearing people talk about this can make you feel like you are
from another planet, and not in a good way.

~malfoy


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