Girls who share a womb with boys tend to make less money than those with twin sisters

[Rhapscallion Démone]

There’s always levels to it and this study is about the level of testosterone in male twins having an effect on their female counterparts in the womb.

It’s not “oppression” either, it’s just an effect.

The study also focuses on social hierarchies which oppression tends to be a natural effect of. Levels

 

[Antwon Mitchell]

this is stupid and very heavy reaching..who comes up with these BS "studies".

 

[Gravity]

The study also focuses on social hierarchies which oppression tends to be a natural effect of. Levels

The study had absolutely nothing to do with social hierarchies. The article about the study touched on social hierarchies in an attempt to explain the results of the study.

 

[Kilgore Trout]

Females are light , delicate things. I can see how exposure to male hormones too soon could be too much for the young thing.

 

[Booker T Garvey]

Who got paid to conduct this study?!

 

[Rhapscallion Démone]

The study had absolutely nothing to do with social hierarchies.

So how much money, education and children a woman has aren't factors that contribute to a womans place in a social hierarchy?

 

[Rhapscallion Démone]

Females are light , delicate things. I can see how exposure to male hormones too soon could be too much for the young thing.

They should receive detoxification immediately after birth

 

[Gravity]

So how much money, education and children a woman has aren't factors that contribute to a womans place in a social hierarchy?

Yes, but that’s not what you initially said. You said that the study focused on those hierarchies. Even in this study it says that much more work needs to be done to even establish a casual link.

What exactly is your stance on the issue? Would you say that findings like these suggest overall?

 

[Devilinurear]

Didn't read the article but don't women on average make less then men? Why would it be different for twins.

 

[Rhapscallion Démone]

Yes, but that’s not what you initially said. You said that the study focused on those hierarchies. Even in this study it says that much more work needs to be done to even establish a casual link.

What exactly is your stance on the issue? Would you say that findings like these suggest overall?

I'm skeptical. My mom's a fraternal twin and between her and her brother she is doing and has always done better than him when it came to school, money and family. That's why the article caught my attention. So I don't really believe the study. I just felt like debating this morning .

 

[Spliff]

Really gotta ask how some of this gets funded.

Skip a lifetime of variables to target the womb, brehs.

 

[get these nets]

OH BABY PRODUCTIONS/ALAMY STOCK PHOTO
Girls who share a womb with boys tend to make less money than those with twin sisters
By Michael PriceMar. 18, 2019 , 3:00 PM


In the new study, behavioral economist Krzysztof Karbownik at Emory University in Atlanta, biological anthropologist Christopher Kuzawa at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, and colleagues turned to birth data from Norway. They looked at nearly 730,000 births between 1967 and 1978, including 13,800 twins.

Release half baked studies, Dr. Brohams !