Monologue: sex differences, 2 billion years B.P. to now
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On this episode, Razib talks about:
* Why sex is evolutionarily deep and persists
* Why males and females exist
* Cultural norms of patriarchy
* The feminist revolution and its connection to the rise of modern liberalism
* Male-female differences in biology (size, strength and anatomy)
* Male-female differences in psychology
* How psychological differences impact individual performance and social norms
* Why hyper-patriarchal societies cannot transition to a modern consumer society
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