Post: #1

From the peer-reviewed science journal Mankind Quarterly, Sex Differences in Intelligence: The Developmental Theory:

Richard Lynn Wrote:It is a paradox that males have a larger average brain size than females, that brain size is positively associated with intelligence, and yet numerous experts have asserted that there is no sex difference in intelligence. This paper presents the developmental theory of sex differences in intelligence as a solution to this problem. This states that boys and girls have about the same IQ up to the age of 15 years but from the age of 16 the average IQ of males becomes higher than that of females with an advantage increasing to approximately 4 IQ points in adulthood.

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Post: #2

"It is a paradox..."
No, it is kowtowing to the ideal of male-female equality. I don't remember what it feels like to willingly blind yourself to the elephant in the room of the myth of equality in biological, spiritual, and psychological forms, but it must be a burden.

Welcome to the forum, B.B. [King?].

Post: #3

Not only do the IQs become higher on average - the extremes are almost exclusively male. After 140 it is 75% male and 25% women.

And this is where the apex fallacy of feminists come into play - CEOs, top scientists, top journalists, top politicians, top academics, even top actors - many if not all have pretty high IQs.

Women SIMPLY CAN NEVER EVER COMPETE WITH MEN!