Is it true that guys are better than girls at Physics?

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The discussion centers on whether men are naturally better than women at physics or if the disparity is due to societal factors. Participants argue that women can excel in physics, often outperforming men in academic settings, but are discouraged from pursuing the field due to socialization and stigma. Some point out that the underrepresentation of women in physics is not indicative of ability but rather reflects cultural biases and educational pressures. Others mention that while there may be slight differences in cognitive skills between genders, these do not justify the perception that women are less capable in physics. Overall, the conversation emphasizes that both genders can succeed in physics, and the focus should be on encouraging female participation in the field.
  • #51
So you're going out with a whole pack of nerds? Which one will buy you dinner? I didn't know you were so... experimental.

- Warren
 
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  • #52
depends what qualifies as a nerd, education is the last thing on their mind.. they might be good physicists though, I think their brain works in alternate dimensions..
 
  • #53
Sounds like you'll have your... hands full.

- Warren
 
  • #54
Originally posted by Monique
I am going out with three (maybe even four) guys tonight (movie and diner), I am feeling lucky! Um, just to emphisize statistics: they probably think physics is a type of workout routine
Need help? :wink:
 
  • #55
No man-hating from me at least, CHROOT. Men are wonderful. What would we do without them.
 
  • #56
Man hating? It is a fact that all the female students were very smart and all the male students incredibly stupid at my Biochem college.
 
  • #57
"Is it true that guys are better than girls at Physics?"

I don't know the answer to the above question; however, I know for sure that men are better (a lot better) at backing up and parallel-parking cars.

Thank you for reading.
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  • #58
Originally posted by Julian Solos
I know for sure that men are beter (a lot better) at backing up and parallel-parking c ars.[/PLAIN]
Yes, it's true. At least for me. I failed parallel parking when I took my drivers license test, but luckily I took my friend's advice and wore a *very* short skirt. The officer in the car with me barely noticed my driving and I passed! Which brings up another difference, most men's brains are often overridden by their libido.
 
  • #59
Originally posted by Monique
I am going out with three (maybe even four) guys tonight (movie and diner), I am feeling lucky! Um, just to emphisize statistics: they probably think physics is a type of workout routine
WooHoo! Go Monique!
 
  • #60
Dont knock the fact that our libidos over-ride common sense! you passed your test didnt you, so why complain?
 
  • #61
Originally posted by jimmy p
Dont knock the fact that our libidos over-ride common sense! you passed your test didnt you, so why complain?
I wasn't complaining. :wink:
 
  • #62
lol neither do most girls i fuss over :wink:


...and probably guys spoiling girls too, they don't complain...whatever. its all me here!
 

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