[hinckley buzzard]

Sex differences in spatial visualization among children and adults were well known 40 years ago when I was in graduate school. This research appears to have been aimed at showing that it is acquired sometime during socialization, to keep the feverish feminists mollified. Sorry, grrls.

(PS--Larry Summers was right.)

[GOPGuide]

“(PS—Larry Summers was right.)”

Sexist, Nazi, Racist, Hitler!

[freespirited]

(PS--Larry Summers was right.)

I thought he was too tentative.

[Greysard]

Sex differences in spatial visualization among children and adults were well known 40 years ago when I was in graduate school.

Mark Twain knew about such things, that's how Huck Finn, despite wearing a dress, was instantly recognized as a boy. In Twain's story, as I recall, he was asked to throw something at a specific target. He did it correctly and hit the target, which all that an observant lady needed to check his story out. She knew that a girl would do it in an impossible way and miss by a mile.