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Women SuX

ya, and saying men are the "inventors and thinkers" ignores the fact that historically women have never had the same access to education as men. They were denied the opportunity and, before there was birth control they only had one option in life, which involved caring for boys and raising them into men. Now that this has changed, at least in most western countries, women have begun outpacing men in obtaining post secondary education. 

education=/= intelligence and its a matter of hardwork really,i.e more down to regurgitation more than anything,actually i'd like to see nobel prizes being awarded in the field of physics and biology for both genders and compare those two,also its possible that girls arent as complex thinkers as boys,we can just take chess as an example as the highest rated women isnt in the top 50 grandmasters (i think)

That could be more of a matter of society's ability to steer interests based on demographics, in this case with gender. 

We just need to start making chess sets in Lisa Frank colors. 

I don't really see a need for competition between genders, both being able to reach their potential is better for all. 
BUT really, men are more complex thinkers...?

yep even that could be reffered as an example of men being more complex thinkers l  0 l 

idk women seem more superficial in general so it could lead to them being more attracted to doll houses than a chess set,so you're right i think,but still it would not be appreciating the intricacies of chess and going in deep thought would it if the attraction was based on a superficial level 

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its possible that girls arent as complex thinkers as boys,

the opposite is equally possible, as is the possibility that gender isn't even a variable in determining intelligence. 
 

but yeah i agree on that second part unless the women in question include serial killers and such but they could help limit overpopulation idk

Comparing "doll houses" with "chess sets" is about as fair as comparing "tonka trucks" with "easy bake ovens". Your choice is also poor considering that guys have their own form of dolls: Action Figures. 

I've encountered a fair amount of girls who played chess when I was growing up, but earlier on they usually came from a home that pushed for higher education and extracurriculars. Later ones usually reported learning it from their fathers or some sort of male friend, but their skill at the game wasn't less-so from their gender being a factor, simply their initial reason for trying it in the first place. 

Opportunity and initial interests tend to be steered by external factors, and as each generation spawns we see more blending between them. Not that long ago it was normal to think that girls didn't play video games or use the internet.