I'm saying that culturally, there are different methods of
   problem solving taught.* They're solving different problems that
   only appear to be the same. Look here:* See that video up above?
   It's trying to tell you something. You don't need to comprehend
   it.* I comprehend it. You don't have to agree with it either. I
   don't like what it says. I think the concept of women and men
   being different beyond gender and obvious things like nocturnal
   emissions and pregnancy* is silly. The differences as shown in
   this video are PRIMARILY cultural in nature. Still, we know the
   stereotype that it portrays.* We've SEEN the stereotype in
   action.* Whether or not it has a medical basis, people believe
   it's a reality. When you deal with people who believe in that
   reality, if you want to communicate with them most effectively,
   you have to understand a perspective that's not yours. If you
   don't want to, that's fine.* But it's not that you can't.* Women
   and men are not so terribly different fundamentally. Just
   trained that way.* I'm amazed I'd get any disagreement to that
   but such as it is. Nevertheless, Plato was wrong and Aristotle
   after him.* Smart in a lot of ways and I'm grateful, but really,
   the concept that there is an eternal world of ideas that exists
   separate from the physical world?* Silliness that we believe and
   are taught generation after generation.* Some people actually
   believe the universe is mathematics, rather than mathematics
   providing a nice model for the Universe for humans to
   understand.* WE get things flipflopped as a species so easily.*
   The brain isn't like a computer; a computer is based on a
   human's limited understanding of how the brain functions and is
   mimicking it.* Oh well.