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The collective discussions show a strong interest in the biological distinctions highlighted by the publication, with posts featuring scientific references and debates on fairness in sports, emphasizing the importance of understanding inherent physiological differences between men and women. The tone varies from supportive to analytical, reflecting both support for the scientific findings and their societal implications.
Most discussions acknowledge and support the article’s emphasis on biological differences in body composition and health risks between sexes.
The posts demonstrate high interest, with many referencing scientific studies and potential implications for health and sports fairness.
Engagement is moderate, as users cite specific findings, discuss related topics like sports fairness, and share linked research, indicating thoughtful participation.
The discussions have some influence, especially concerning debates on gender in sports and health, showing awareness of broader societal implications.
@marxfemnaari Men are always at a higher risk of suffering cardiovascular problems than women are. Why does this not make women stronger in terms of resilience? https://t.co/L8wT6ML8TT https://t.co/asbsC1htZR
@corii_rl @Kimeypoo here are some excerpts with the studies linked below https://t.co/j9HTFVF1xj https://t.co/FzYqJDGUsD https://t.co/fA2BHWIafA
@chadfelixg Even at equal weight, it's unlikely to be a fair game. Women have proportionally more fat mass and men more muscle mass & different musculature (https://t.co/2D4CdwOf1W, https://t.co/ksP8Pho1aP). The body of a 5'7", 175 lb woman is not comparable to that of a 5'7", 175 lb man.
@matchoowly According to evolutionary psychologist David M. Buss of the University of Texas at Austin, humans are in general innately inclined toward nonmonogamy. https://t.co/yQZZWT69Gd
BASICS IN GOD'S DESIGN "Body composition differs between men and women, with women having proportionally more fat mass and men more muscle mass." https://t.co/cKDNikVcRn All you see on TV or Media is the INVERSION of this TRUTH. https://t.co/eOMsz1gBFJ https://t.co/WtSlNtVEXu
@Spaceman_1941 @violentnympth @etheralfem Watch this mate And gay men that are feminine definitely have lower testosterone the research doesn't debunk the fact that men and women act way different they literally literally have different brains wiring mate https://t.co/XkvFgRPfej
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@Spaceman_1941 @violentnympth @etheralfem Watch this mate And gay men that are feminine definitely have lower testosterone the research doesn't debunk the fact that men and women act way different they literally literally have different brains wiring mate https://t.co/XkvFgRPfej
@violentnympth @etheralfem People should check this out as well https://t.co/XkvFgRPfej
@matchoowly According to evolutionary psychologist David M. Buss of the University of Texas at Austin, humans are in general innately inclined toward nonmonogamy. https://t.co/yQZZWT69Gd
@corii_rl @Kimeypoo here are some excerpts with the studies linked below https://t.co/j9HTFVF1xj https://t.co/FzYqJDGUsD https://t.co/fA2BHWIafA
BASICS IN GOD'S DESIGN "Body composition differs between men and women, with women having proportionally more fat mass and men more muscle mass." https://t.co/cKDNikVcRn All you see on TV or Media is the INVERSION of this TRUTH. https://t.co/eOMsz1gBFJ https://t.co/WtSlNtVEXu
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@semiliterate @SwipeWright https://t.co/EdNJmridjz https://t.co/6WfuwFR2r0 https://t.co/SNzpQPudIt
@JMyyrylainen @JariJyrkankoski Tietenkään kaikki eivät siitä tai synnytä, mutta se rooli meillä jokaisella on, toteutti sitä tai ei. Ja toi viimeinen lause on täysin valetta. Ks esim. https://t.co/2znYbMwsJk
@makitstop_remad @lolmarkdude @SwipeWright Ok , no problem. The following are articles that reference studies done about muscle mass in males vs females , along with specific differences: https://t.co/AHmiYUo8Xv https://t.co/6VZCIK1m8f
@AlexBerkowitzz @loraob https://t.co/0tsrbHNxxk - this one talks about body composition, WHICH WOULD BE DIFFERENT BETWEEN M AND F EVEN IF THEY HAVE THE SAME HEIGHT.
RT @ajesterofsorts: @marxfemnaari Men are always at a higher risk of suffering cardiovascular problems than women are. Why does this not ma…
RT @ajesterofsorts: @marxfemnaari Men are always at a higher risk of suffering cardiovascular problems than women are. Why does this not ma…
@marxfemnaari Men are always at a higher risk of suffering cardiovascular problems than women are. Why does this not make women stronger in terms of resilience? https://t.co/L8wT6ML8TT https://t.co/asbsC1htZR
@mimmymum @Gudris2 @Olympics https://t.co/pEhjXKONWC
@tobeani @benjipea https://t.co/EWpJk4j1Jm Men have more muscle mass than women. How is this fair let alone safe for women to compete against trans women ?
@doinkershnauzz https://t.co/CSO94yuPs6. I posted this below. There are scientific differences between the sexes beyond hormonal differences. I mostly have an issue w/ TW fighting CIS women. Open to it in other sports. That bill is not anti LGBTQ. It's sports competitive fairness.
@Mike_Socrates @doinkershnauzz Sadly, weight does not translate to the genetic, muscle and bone density differences between the sexes. Not to mention hormonal differences. Read the science, it's not just my opinion here: https://t.co/CSO94yuPs6.
@chadfelixg Even at equal weight, it's unlikely to be a fair game. Women have proportionally more fat mass and men more muscle mass & different musculature (https://t.co/2D4CdwOf1W, https://t.co/ksP8Pho1aP). The body of a 5'7", 175 lb woman is not comparable to that of a 5'7", 175 lb man.
@eportacangen "Women and men were of similar mean age and BMI (p ≥ 0.2). Women had higher %fat mass, extremity fat, and lower lean mass compared to men (p ≤ 0.0005)." So... is BMI measuring really the same in both sexes? https://t.co/CJfBrw2tsv