Quote from: Hazir on March 26, 2017, 08:28:27 PM

Quote from: bryant.coleman on March 26, 2017, 07:22:58 PM

Nature made women as the weaker gender, but the feminists and the brain-dead liberal nuts seems to be having a problem in accepting this truth. Is it possible for a woman to win the 100 meters race, if both the genders are allowed to participate? And look at the Nobel price laureates in medicine, science and physics. How many of them are women?

Let's skip the physical capabilities and difference between men and women, strength or endurance can be enhanced greatly by training or drugs if the women wish to do so.
It is still foolish thing to do IMO.

Nobel Prize as a mark of greatness of one gender is a bit biased in my opinion. Nobel Price was awarded first time 116 years ago (1901)
At that time women wasn't exactly viewed as great scientists nor have access to the same schools as men. This situation continued through first half of the 20th century.
Determining value of women's knowledge and scientific contributions by number of Nobel Prize awards is simply not the best way.

Yes, a woman can manifest in science or in sports, but this is not her strong point. When it starts to go against nature, it can start to break down in the body. A woman should not engage in too exhausting work.