>My second problem is that men set the metrics in ways that benefit them
If you think going to war is a benefit then you may have a different concept of "benefit" than most.
And you are extrapolating stuff, just because men are better at lifting weights doesn't mean we are going to close female weight competitions. The same thing happens with programming or any career where one of the sexes may be better by biological predisposition.
If you think going to war is a benefit then you may have a different concept of "benefit" than most.
And you are extrapolating stuff, just because men are better at lifting weights doesn't mean we are going to close female weight competitions. The same thing happens with programming or any career where one of the sexes may be better by biological predisposition.