&gt;... she believes genders should be treated differently, that&#x27;s PC and sexist.<p>Sexes are different. In some areas, like strength, they  almost form non-overlapping sets.<p>In others, like personality, there is not much overlap either.<p>See for example:
<a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;journals.plos.org&#x2F;plosone&#x2F;article?id=10.1371&#x2F;journal.pone.0029265" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;journals.plos.org&#x2F;plosone&#x2F;article?id=10.1371&#x2F;journal....</a><p>Why do you think you can motivate women and men by using the exact same thing? Biology has made both value different things. Discernible in voting patterns and gov&#x27;t preferences. Here is a paper on how giving franchise to women impacted US government..<p><a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.people.fas.harvard.edu&#x2F;~iversen&#x2F;PDFfiles&#x2F;LottKenny.pdf" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.people.fas.harvard.edu&#x2F;~iversen&#x2F;PDFfiles&#x2F;LottKenn...</a><p>Do you think men enjoy the same things as women? Treating everyone the same is a very good way of not getting anything done.<p>And as to stereotyping. It&#x27;s unavoidable. The human brain is wired so it tries to abstract and save effort. Dealing with everyone as a total unknown is not we&#x27;re set up.<p>Furthermore, stereotypes are somewhat accurate. Moreso than social science. Obviously, if they are accurate they are useful.<p>See for example:
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