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DEBATE: Why Do Gen Z Women Hate Men So Much?

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Data suggest that women's foraging is not enough to sustain even women themselves.

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A man suddenly getting back in shape predicts infidelity.

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Adult human women are the only mammals that carry a pregnancy on two feet.

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No scale exists to measure sexism in both sexes.

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Women's depression spreads through networks in a way that men's depression does not.

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Women become more anxious and depressed as gender equality increases.

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Eight Sleep is clinically proven to add up to an hour of quality sleep per night.

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Element's electrolyte ingredients regulate appetite.

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Element's electrolyte ingredients help curb cravings.

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Research shows that women hate women with big breasts.

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Men become more risk-taking as gender equality increases.

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Research data show that more agentic women are particularly disliked by their female colleagues.

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Women's smaller feet relative to men's feet are a sexually selected feature.

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Women defer to more beautiful women in the way that men defer to more formidable men.

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Facetune has been downloaded hundreds of millions of times.

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Women around the globe perceive themselves as less happy than men.

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Men value physical attractiveness far more than women do.

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Evidence of mate copying is much stronger in women than in men.

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AG1 was shown in clinical trials to boost healthy gut bacteria by 10 times.

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AG1 NextGen is more bioavailable than the older AG1 formula.

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Smaller women in dangerous ecologies tend to have a stronger preference for very strong aggressive mates.

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Features that make people want to take care of babies also make women more attractive.

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Element's electrolyte ingredients play a critical role in reducing muscle cramps.

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Element's electrolyte ingredients play a critical role in reducing fatigue.

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There is evidence that women are far more attractive than men.

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Men and women select friends who have the same qualities that they want in a mate.

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In William Costello's poll, women were three times more likely than men to say their friendship was purely platonic.

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About 70% or 80% of young women would not post on Instagram without facetuning themselves first.

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The gender-equality paradox describes a trend in which the sexes diverge more as men and women are treated more equally.

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Evidence suggests that women prefer masculinized faces specifically in short-term mating contexts.

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Studies have found that agentic and assertive women do not experience backlash when negotiating on behalf of someone else.

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A study found that when women phrase negative gossip with concern, people do not register it as gossip.

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A study found that people cared less when men complained about how their friends treated them.

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A hunter-gatherer study coded any society in which a woman did any hunting as a society where women hunted.

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Men have a preference for small feet in women.

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Women's feet get bigger with age and pregnancy.

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Studies show that beauty is status for women.

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Women around the globe perceive themselves as less healthy than men both mentally and physically.

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Evidence suggests that women prefer a neutral or slightly feminized male face with a masculinized body.

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The Tea app allows users to rate men based on pictures of themselves.

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AG1 was shown in clinical trials to improve key nutrient levels in three months.

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Falls during pregnancy can terminate a pregnancy.

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New Statesman polling suggests women in middle-class professions are less likely than working-class women to say they feel valued by society.

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Studies show that when men and women are involved in an instance of harm, people are more likely to see women as victims and men as perpetrators.

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Studies show that people are more likely to blame men than women in instances of harm.

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Joyce Benenson's cross-cultural study found that having children is one of young people's lowest goals.

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Men financially provision to cross-sex friends they are interested in mating with.

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Hannah Bradshaw's research found that women with more male friends tend not to be trusted by other women.

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Physical attractiveness is heavily overrepresented in online dating.

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Men reliably overestimate the muscularity that women want.

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There is a relationship between infidelity and extraversion.

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A study found that when women phrase negative gossip with concern, people are more likely to believe the woman is a good person.

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Women contributed as many or more calories to hunter-gatherer societies through gathering as men did through hunting.

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AG1 was shown in clinical trials to fill common nutrient gaps.

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Women have smaller feet than men.

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Neoteny is viewed as attractive in female faces.

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A New Statesman article reported that 50% of women have a neutral or negative view of men.

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A New Statesman article reported that 72% of men have a positive view of women.

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A New Statesman article reported that 21% of women have an actively negative view of men.

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New Statesman polling suggests women in middle-class professions are less likely than working-class women to believe hard work will make them succeed in life.

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Studies show that people are more likely to have sympathy for women than men in instances of harm.

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Women are not seen as agentic and capable as men in decisions about CEOs or presidents.

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One study found that job-hiring discrimination against women has declined.

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One study found that people overestimate the presence of job-hiring discrimination against women.

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Research shows that people are not readily able to recognize attractiveness as a form of privilege.

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New data show that parents have lower relationship satisfaction than nonparents.

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Sixty percent of romantic relationships begin as friendships.

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Fifty percent of people say they have romantic interest in a cross-sex friend.

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In William Costello's poll, 81% of women said opposite-sex friendships can be truly platonic.

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In William Costello's poll, 58% of men said opposite-sex friendships can be truly platonic.

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A study of Americans found that in platonic couples, men are far more likely than women to find their friends sexy.

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A man's assessment of how much his female friend fancies him matches how much he fancies her.

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A New Statesman article reported that six in ten young women say they would find it difficult to date someone who did not share their views on Donald Trump.

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Studies have found that agentic and assertive women experience backlash when negotiating for themselves.

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AG1 contains 75 vitamins, minerals, probiotics, and whole food ingredients.

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AG1 NextGen is backed by four clinical trials.

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Hostile sexism is direct antipathy toward women.

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Benevolent sexism is a subtler infantilizing of women.

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A New Statesman article reported that 7% of men have an actively negative view of women.

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New Statesman polling suggests young men are more likely to be unemployed than young women.

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New data show that parents have similar levels of happiness to nonparents.

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New data show that parents have greater levels of meaning than nonparents, especially among women.

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Joyce Benenson's cross-cultural study found that finding a romantic partner is one of young people's primary goals.

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A study of Americans found that in platonic couples, men are far more likely than women to think their female friend finds them attractive.

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A man's assessment of how much his female friend fancies him is unrelated to how she really feels.

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A New Statesman article reported that one in four young women say a partner having a different political view would be a red flag in a relationship.

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A New Statesman article reported that six in ten young women say they would find it difficult to date someone who disagreed with them on the Palestine-Israel conflict.

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A New Statesman article reported that 74% of young women say they would find it difficult to be in a relationship with someone who did not share their views about social justice.

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A New Statesman article reported that young women are more likely than young men to say they would not have a relationship with someone who disagreed with them over immigration.

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Some beetles try to mate with beer bottles.

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New Statesman polling suggests young women are 21 percentage points less likely than young men to believe they will ever out-earn their parents.