Chapter 11, Part 1: Male Chauvinism – The Science of Gender Differences

Society takes pride in its progress toward gender equality, yet biology stubbornly insists on preserving key distinctions between men and women. In this episode, we dive into the physiological, neurological, and psychological differences between the sexes—differences that persist despite cultural shifts and attempts to redefine gender roles.

From chromosome disparities and hormone-driven development to variations in brain structure, metabolism, and immune response, we explore how these differences influence behavior, cognition, and even the way we experience the world. Why do men and women react differently to stress? What role does dopamine play in risk-taking? And is it true that men’s brains are bigger? (Spoiler: Yes, but it’s complicated!)

We also examine how these differences play out in everyday life, from the labor market to social dynamics. Is modern society ignoring biology in its pursuit of equality? Are young men redefining masculinity—or simply neglecting traditional roles?

Join us as we unravel the science behind gender and challenge some of the most controversial questions about equality, capability, and human nature.

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