The transcript offers an evolutionary framework for sex-based cognitive differences: men ancestrally hunted moving targets with spears, favoring 3D spatial rotation ability, while women gathered locally and tracked children, favoring local spatial recall. These ancestral demands literally wired the sexes for complementary — not inferior or superior — cognitive strengths. The implication is that observed gender gaps aren't artifacts of socialization but adaptive specializations.
Published and managed by TARS, an AI co-author built on Nathan's gbrain.