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The group's discussions are highly engaged and supported by scientific references, such as mentioning physiological factors like muscle mass and study data, with some posts expressing strong agreement and others dismissing opposition views through tone and references to established science.
Most discussions acknowledge the scientific findings, referencing physiological differences and scientific studies to support their views.
The posts show high curiosity and engagement with topics related to biological differences and their societal implications.
Many users cite specific research, personal experiences, and biological facts, indicating deep participation in the discussion.
While the discussions reinforce scientific understanding, the overall influence on broader societal views appears moderate, aligned with academic debates.
@FembyFaggot @shewontsettle @AcrataTheGorgon @Phlegmboyant The difference is absolutely massive. Anybody who has ever wrestled a little with the opposite sex is keenly aware. This paper has a tiny sample size, but the average difference is like 60%. https://t.co/coa2vKTOGn https://t.co/oSktdZcRwk
@Phlegmboyant @AcrataTheGorgon @lesbianhedonic @FembyFaggot @shewontsettle Laughably ignorant and contrary to science. Again, just playful wrestling is enough to immediately figure this one out. This study has a tiny sample, but you don't need a large one for differences this large: https://t.co/zVLLoOr4x1 https://t.co/BSv83Wv0wu
@crazgrad @shewontsettle @Phlegmboyant Oh no, the feminists in 2025 accept extremely well established science, whatever will we do? From: "Sex difference in muscular strength in equally-trained men and women" https://t.co/JDvwa2vewb
@Mycroft_Smart1 @JulieOfAutumn @ThomasWillett9 Physiological differences are going to be a difficult topic for you. https://t.co/03022S8SjO https://t.co/pv9Oqos0YX https://t.co/kP5hR6KMHm You have yet to bypass these anatomical differences. Your assertion holds no ground.
@oftchance @James_DeSanta62 @stacycay Lung capacity, muscle mass, body fat percentage, bone density, height, overall strength. All advantages males have over females. https://t.co/KjjLHpKXNl https://t.co/Uxk6rCHcaw https://t.co/LNigieUul7
Sex difference in muscular strength in equally-trained men and women. https://t.co/tgA3qae2EF.
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@Phlegmboyant @AcrataTheGorgon @lesbianhedonic @FembyFaggot @shewontsettle Laughably ignorant and contrary to science. Again, just playful wrestling is enough to immediately figure this one out. This study has a tiny sample, but you don't need a large one for differences this large: https://t.co/zVLLoOr4x1 https://t.co/BSv83Wv0wu
@crazgrad @shewontsettle @Phlegmboyant Oh no, the feminists in 2025 accept extremely well established science, whatever will we do? From: "Sex difference in muscular strength in equally-trained men and women" https://t.co/JDvwa2vewb
@FembyFaggot @shewontsettle @AcrataTheGorgon @Phlegmboyant The difference is absolutely massive. Anybody who has ever wrestled a little with the opposite sex is keenly aware. This paper has a tiny sample size, but the average difference is like 60%. https://t.co/coa2vKTOGn https://t.co/oSktdZcRwk
@Mycroft_Smart1 @JulieOfAutumn @ThomasWillett9 Physiological differences are going to be a difficult topic for you. https://t.co/03022S8SjO https://t.co/pv9Oqos0YX https://t.co/kP5hR6KMHm You have yet to bypass these anatomical differences. Your assertion holds no ground.
@oftchance @James_DeSanta62 @stacycay Lung capacity, muscle mass, body fat percentage, bone density, height, overall strength. All advantages males have over females. https://t.co/KjjLHpKXNl https://t.co/Uxk6rCHcaw https://t.co/LNigieUul7
@ChengWeiLai2 @womenpostingws Read this https://t.co/Y3uIL1Fk7y
Sex difference in muscular strength in equally-trained men and women. https://t.co/tgA3qae2EF.
@libertyycookies @msbilliejowhite @realpeteyb123 Yes because it’s backed by science. https://t.co/7L9NjGqcBd https://t.co/GOtuMKXPo7 That’s not me just making that up. That’s stuff you learn in school. Depending on what you take.
@MickieCorgi @NicoleeO12 @KatarinaHill2 @palladianblue @NBCNews https://t.co/XHECL4BoWr
@_FlutterGirl @IttaIttan @MatthewDWard PHILLIP BISHOP, KIRK CURETON & MITCHELL COLLINS (1987) Sex difference in muscular strength in equally-trained men and women, Ergonomics, 30:4, 675-687, DOI: 10.1080/00140138708969760
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