SEX DIFFERENCES IN VOTING BEHAVIOR –“that doesn’t change the fact that a substa

SEX DIFFERENCES IN VOTING BEHAVIOR
–“that doesn’t change the fact that a substantial number of men make terrible voters too.”–

Joan,
the point is that not enough men vote badly to matter, while enough women vote badly to matter.
And not surprisingly, your response utilizes the NAXALT/AXALT fallacy, which is the easiest, quickest, and most universal method of determining feminine cognition. Why? Women’s brains are evolved to obsess over outliers (children, women), demonstrating hyperbolic (hysterical) concern for weak outliers, while men’s brains are evolved to understand everything as a distribution – the majority necessary to maintain or affect state. This is why women find men insensitive and men find women childish.

However any trivial comprehension of statistics, particularly voting statistics, demonstrates that the overlap between biological sex and sex cognitive bias is around 30%, meaning that some men and women will bias neutrally, while a small percentage of men will bias feminine in cognition (empathic, exceptions (tails)), and small percentage of women will bia masculine in cognition (rational, normal distributions).

So even though you’re reasonably rational you are still demonstrating cognitive behavior of the female which uses the naxalt/axalt fallacy to justify female empathizing (non logical), and the irresponsibility to adapt your intuition and behavior to questions and problems of political scale.

So yes, some men vote feminine. Some women vote masculine. The two party system guarrantees the gradual progression of the two parties toward specialization in the service of feminine cognition(feelz) vs masculine cognition(realz), with the advantage to the female because women are more cognitively indifferent, more conformative, more easily manipulated, and vote more consistently , while men are more cognitively divergent from libertarian (ascendent male), to classical liberal (balanced), to authoritarian (dominant, established), disagreeable (non-conforming), difficult to manipulate, and vote less.

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