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Aristotle, Politics: "The relation of male to female is by nature a relation of superior to inferior and ruler to ruled."
Let's remember where Aristotle placed women - on a pair with slaves.
Whereas Plato was open to the potential equality of men and women, stating both that women were not equal to men in terms of strength and virtue, but were equal to men in terms of rational and occupational capacity, and hence in the ideal Republic should be educated and allowed to work alongside men without differentiation, Aristotle appears to have disagreed.
Wikipedia used a generous interpretation as women have a capacity for occupation and rational, but not to the extent of men.
Men outnumber women at the near genius level, of 145 IQ or above, 8 to 1 and men have a higher IQ average than women, giving us a greater rational and intellectual capacity; which, when coupled with being twice as strong on more just (Kohlberg and Gilligan), gives men greater occupational capacity outright. The studies you may counter with refer specifically to males ages 10-14 when females have a slight developmental advantage due to hitting puberty first, but men are indeed smarter, as everyone concedes.
Furthermore, only men as a group are net tax payers and only white men don't receive Affirmative Action in universities and the workplace, making women an educational and workforce liability. Additionally, educated women, via hypergamy, want men who make more money and thus; have a smaller pool of potential partners. Marriage, cohabitation and childbirth are at all time lows and women lose 90% of their eggs by age thirty. This is merely the logical conclusion of the rule of women... an organic rebellion by men. Autoblow A. I. has me covered but robots don't get paid.
"There are three things all wise men fear: the sea in storm, a night with no moon, and the anger of a gentle man."
-- Patrick Rothfuss, The Wise Man's Fear
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