/sci/ - Science & Math

>Be 17, which is a not so long way back.
>In Physics class
>Doing A levels.
>there is this girl in our class who just doesn't do shit for like an entire year and then at the end we begin our astronomy course
>she jumps up with excitement in first class,
>"Oh boy this is why i picked this course"
>"So we're going to learn how to read horoscopes?"
>GlobalBokerface.jpg
>teacher tells her to wait after the class
>she ends up failing this a level and does a political science degree
>she ends up going to oxford and now she works for labour party, i don't know in which way
>God save the queen and our country from these kinds people.

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Hello /sci/. I have a friend who's majoring in psychology, and unfortunately has been brainwashed by a "psychology and women" class into believing that there are absolutely no biological explanations for differences in behavior between men and women, and that any and every measurable disparity, and even some unmeasurable ones, are solely do to discrimination and culture. So I've come to the most intelligent and best educated board on 4chan seeking help - what are some of the best studies you guys know of conclusively demonstrating that there is a biological basis for gender differences?