This documentary is really really intriguing. Considering all sort of experiments in this, it seems that what makes differences between women and men is categorization or stereotyping such as religions, ethnicity, race or even tiny things like sub-categories of vegetarianism; and I have seen, for example, many people trying to be particular category of vegetarian such as pesco or ovo and behaving like they belong to their chosen categories; I mean, being Aisan or European/Korean or American/black people or white people etc. can also be considered same concept. More accurately, what makes all these differernces could be human beings tendency (or instinct?) to categorize things and fit themselves into categories they make. Hence, to me it seems that this would apply to not only gender but also any kind of classification. I dont mean to deny it but dont think either that individuals need to try to fit themselves into it, but I might need to admit that this is part of socialization which is usually inevitable to just an individual. But I really wish classification was just used for academic purposes, not in a way to affect humans behaviors... youtu.be/oX3-Ap6U2M8
Posted on: Sun, 23 Nov 2014 05:05:15 +0000
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