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Women's Non-Direct Conflict Strategy
48:11 - 54:38 (06:27)
Women have a higher desire for non-direct, non-physical conflict as their ability to use lethal force is significantly lower than men's, making the risk of dying much greater, compensating for the lack of lethality in their opponent.
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The speaker reflects on a conversation she had overheard between several women at a hair salon, discussing the tragic death of a young hiker and the gossip about a fellow patron's high blood pressure.
48:11 - 48:59 (00:48)
Summary
The speaker reflects on a conversation she had overheard between several women at a hair salon, discussing the tragic death of a young hiker and the gossip about a fellow patron's high blood pressure.
ChapterWomen's Non-Direct Conflict Strategy
Episode#571 - Joyce Benenson - How Do Women Compete For Partners?
PodcastModern Wisdom
The increased desire of women for non-direct, non-physical conflict is related to their lower ability to use lethal force when compared to men, which makes the externality and the risk of dying so much greater for women.
48:59 - 53:14 (04:14)
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The increased desire of women for non-direct, non-physical conflict is related to their lower ability to use lethal force when compared to men, which makes the externality and the risk of dying so much greater for women. Studies have shown that women can't stand as much as men, making them more protective in nature.
ChapterWomen's Non-Direct Conflict Strategy
Episode#571 - Joyce Benenson - How Do Women Compete For Partners?
PodcastModern Wisdom
The denial of sex differences does a disservice to women by undervaluing their unique abilities, including the ability to keep themselves and those around them alive.
53:14 - 54:38 (01:24)
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The denial of sex differences does a disservice to women by undervaluing their unique abilities, including the ability to keep themselves and those around them alive. Understanding and respecting these differences is of utmost importance.