They're killing this guy in the comments.
Male monkeys, like boys, showed consistent and strong preferences for wheeled toys, while female monkeys, like girls, showed greater variability in preferences. Thus, the magnitude of preference for wheeled over plush toys differed significantly between males and females. The similarities to human findings demonstrate that such preferences can develop without explicit gendered socialization. We offer the hypothesis that toy preferences reflect hormonally influenced behavioral and cognitive biases which are sculpted by social processes into the sex differences seen in monkeys and humans.
I don't see how your scientific article provides any evidence for your claim that gender is essential. Also Darwin rather conclusively refuted essentialism, so pretty much no scientists today are essentialists.Hey guys, in a stunning and daring synthesis, I've just solved the entire problem in one fell swoop. What if gender is performative and at the same time to at least some extent essential?
Sex differences in rhesus monkey toy preferences parallel those of children - PMC
Socialization processes, parents, or peers encouraging play with gender specific toys are thought to be the primary force shaping sex differences in toy preference. A contrast in view is that toy preferences reflect biologically determined ...www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Well what are you use that word to mean?I don't see how your scientific article provides any evidence for your claim that gender is essential. Also Darwin rather conclusively refuted essentialism, so pretty much no scientists today are essentialists.
Again, a gendered quality is essential if and only if all members of the relevant gender must share it.Well what are you use that word to mean?
Also, have you even slept?
Again, a gendered quality is essential if and only if all members of the relevant gender must share it.
Also, I was literally about to go to sleep before your bum ass had to post and keep me up lol
Because I've never heard of a single example of a person's actions defining them as a member of a race. A black clique might have a white friend who acts black, but they still identify him as white.