Men and women vary in many ways. The debate has raged for a long time about whether this is more likely to be a result of nature or nurture. Some feminist groups tend to maintain that the differences are socialised and thus very much within the nurture camp. Recent research has shown that there are …
Tim Goldich argues that historically there tended to be a balance that was reasonably equitable between the sexes, but today the main need is for more love for men as vulnerable human beings and more respect for women as adults with agency.
The war on prostitution has always primarily been a fight between women, says Maggie McNeill.
A culture embracing personal responsibility basically runs itself–but do we have one anymore?
A dangerous man utters some dangerous thoughts. Run away! Run away!
There has been a tremendous amount of hyperbole about porn use, with many authors claiming that viewing porn triggers dangerous neurochemical changes in the brain. Dr, David Ley provides groundbreaking new research that proves it just ain’t so.
Even more so than religion, Feminism has positioned itself as something beyond the purview of science. Stephen Jarosek, aka Codebuster, explores the damage this is doing to our understanding of reality.
When ‘soccer moms’ enroll boys in aggressive team sports to provide an outlet for male testosterone, are they helping boys to release aggression or rather creating an aggressive attitude that will need to draw upon the hormone to fuel it? Renown biologist Robert Sapolsky has some uncomfortable answers.
In his new article our eminent scientist Sir Kimski attempts to be serious by giving us an insight into the Asmat tribe of New Guinea, while casting doubt on the claim of “historical oppression of women” chanted by modern-day feminists.
As an emerging focus of social awareness, transsexualism raises many interesting questions. Jesse Folsom asks us to consider a gynocentric possibility which could explain why we find a larger ratio of male to female transitions.
