Are boys better at math? Are girls better at language? If fewer women than men work as scientists and engineers, is that aptitude or culture? Psychologists have gathered solid evidence that boys and girls or men and women differ in very few significant ways — differences that would matter in school or at work — in how, and how well, they think.

At the University of Wisconsin, Janet Shibley Hyde has compiled meta-analytical studies on this topic for more than 10 years. By using this approach, which aggregates research findings from many studies, Hyde has boiled down hundreds of inquiries into one simple conclusion: The sexes are more the same than they are different.

The following is an email I received from a dear friend of mine… g’day Chris!

This morning on my way to work

I looked  over to my left and there was a

Woman

In  a brand new

Holden  Calais

Doing  110 kms per hr

With  her

Face up next to her

Rear  view mirror

Putting  on her eyeliner.

I  looked away

For  a couple seconds !

And  when I looked back she was

Halfway  over in my lane,

Still  working on that makeup.

As  a man,

I  don’t scare easily.

But  she scared me so much;

I dropped

My  electric shaver,

Which  knocked

The  meat pie

Out  of my other hand.

In  all

The  confusion of trying

To  straighten out the car

Using  my knees against

The  steering wheel,

It  knocked

My Mobile phone

Away  from my ear

Which  fell

Into  the coffee

Between  my legs,

Splashed,

And  burned

Big  Jim and the Twins,

Ruined  the darn phone,

Soaked my  trousers,

And  disconnected an

Important  call.

bloody  women drivers!!

Be Well!!!!