<p>Polo is correct. To argue that women are as physically capable as men is ridiculous. Our bodies are simply not designed with as much muscle strength.</p>
<p>In any case, this argument has no relevance to the original topic, which is about <em>intellectual</em>, not physical, capabilities.</p>
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In any case, this argument has no relevance to the original topic, which is about <em>intellectual</em>, not physical, capabilities.
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Yes, let's get back on topic.</p>
<p>I think chocolateluvr88 said this...</p>
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Secondly, women tend to be more emotional and sensitive than men. Becoming CEO requires a business mind that often includes the ability to put others down in order to bring yourself up. Many women, no matter how competitive, won't do something if they feel it is unfair and will hurt people uneccesarily. Many men will.
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<p>Hello? I have been saying this for years. Women are smart, men are stupid. The End.</p>
<p>Hey, I know the daughter of the owner of Wal-Mart. Of all the places she'd want to live, she lives in nowhereville in the a state that rhymes with Mis-er-y.</p>
<p>hey, you maybe smarter than me but i still get paid more :)</p>
<p>One word: Testosterone.</p>
<p>One word: Women on testosterone. Scary stuff.</p>
<p>That's not one word.</p>
<p>That's three words. five if you include what's after the period. :P</p>
<p>Man here,</p>
<p>While I definitely think I am at least above average in terms of intelligence, I do have a lot of really, really dumb moments. For example, today I had one of the AOL CD container things and I attached the lid to the bottom of the container... and then spent the next 15-30 minutes looking for the lid.</p>
<p>men more competative? obviously you have never met any high school female on a sports team :)</p>